Living Bird Winter 2017—Table Of Contents
January 11, 2017
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Feature Articles
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30 Years of Project FeederWatch Yield New Insights About Backyard BirdsIllustrations by Virginia Greene; story by Gustave Axelson
Evening Grosbeak by Raymond Lee via Birdshare. -
Analysis: Do Bird Feeders Help or Hurt Birds?By Emma Greig
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House Finch Eye Disease: Outbreak, Then UnderstandingBy Rebecca Heisman
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The Obituary of the Stephens Island WrenAn excerpt from Cat Wars by Peter P. Marra and Chris Santella; published by Princeton University Press
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Snowy Owls Aren’t Starving: Two Canadian Farmers Help Bust a Pervasive MythBy Erica Cirino
Snowy Owl photo by David Allemand/Minden Pictures.
Columns & Departments
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View from Sapsucker Woods: The Birds Are Still There
By John W. Fitzpatrick
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After a Brutal Northeast Winter, Can Carolina Wrens Make a Comeback?
By Marshall J. Iliff
Carolina Wren by Marie-Ann D'Aloia via Birdshare. -
Report Shows the Endangered Species Act Works for Birds
By Gustave Axelson
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Insects in Summer, Honeydew in Winter: Migrant Birds Change Tastes With the Seasons
Adapted from the book Songbird Journeys, by Miyoko Chu, published by Walker Books
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How Do Gulls Deal With Cold Feet?
Adapted from The Handbook of Bird Biology
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More Robins Are Sticking Around in Winter
By Pat Leonard
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Gallery: A Kinglet’s “Golden Fire” in Winter
Text and photo by Nick Saunders
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American Kestrel by Blair Dudeck / Macaulay Library