Dwelling Hen Journal—Newest Problem
A male Helmeted Hornbill feeds figs to a feminine hid in a nest cavity. Photograph by Tim Laman.
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Function Articles<!—->The Helmeted Hornbill Is a Dwelling Treasure—and That’s a ProblemStory, pictures, and video by Tim Laman
A male Helmeted Hornbill in Budo-Sungai Padi Nationwide Park, Thailand.How Do Birds Survive the Winter?Story by Bernd Heinrich; Illustrations by Megan BishopWinter is the Season to Discover Large Flocks of Waterfowl—Right here’s HowBy Marc Devokaitis
Snow Geese by David Eberly/Macaulay Library.Escalator to Extinction Carries Species Off the High of a MountainBy Marc Devokaitis
Versicolored Barbet by Roger Ahlman.Nature Advantages on Costa Rica’s Osa PeninsulaBy Shane Feyers
Scarlet Macaws by Roy ToftWall of Birds Artist Jane Kim Creates an “Avian Pantone” [Book Excerpt]By Jane Kim and Thayer WalkerWhy Evolution Goes Wild on Islands: The Science of Adaptive RadiationStory by Irby Lovette; Design by Jillian DitnerBirds of Gentle and Shadow: Intricate Illusions in PaperBy Pat Leonard
Better Hen-of-Paradise by Calvin Nicholls.<!—->
Columns & Departments<!—->View from Sapsucker Woods: Grinnell’s Mantra Rings True on a Peruvian MountainBy John W. FitzpatrickFemale Birds-of-Paradise Go For Advanced MalesBy Kathi Borgmann and Pat LeonardThis May Be the Winter You Get Night Grosbeaks at Your FeederBy Marc DevokaitisWhy Do We Feed Birds—and Ought to We? A Q&A With the ExpertsBy Pat Leonard and Darien FiorinoUpdate: Hawaiian Crows Launched in 2017 are Holding StrongBy Marc DevokaitisWhooping Crane Inhabitants Hits Historic Excessive in 2018By Marc DevokaitisBlack-capped Petrel Up for ESA Safety, However Does the Proposal Go Far Sufficient?By Marc Devokaitis<!—->
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