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PHOTOGRAPHY
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Quest for Paradise

An eight-year effort to document the spectacular birds-of-paradise

AROUND THE LAB
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Tips for Spring Warbler Watching

There are several ways to improve your chances of striking warbler gold this spring

BIRDING
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A Darwinian Dance

Falcons and starlings engage in an age-old aerial ballet

CATBIRD SEAT
Whence Came Bird Walks?

How did this arcane activity get started?

SCIENCESCOPE
Mercury Rising

Bicknell's Thrushes wintering in Hispaniola have more than twice the amount of mercury in their blood as those on their breeding grounds

TRAVEL
On the Plains of Hungary

Some of Europe's best bird habitat, unspoiled by communism but now threatened by economic crisis

ART
Naturalist's Notebook

An unusually marked American Kestrel

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Living Bird Magazine

Spring 2013

Table of Contents

Quick Picks

BOOK REVIEWS
The Unfeathered Bird
The Laws Gude to Drawing Birds
IN THE FIELD
Sticking Like a Cocklebur: Getting to know the Pine Warbler
CONSERVATION AND YOU
Bird-Friendly Coffee Supports Critical Winter Habitat
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