Author: Jason

Narcissus Is Back

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Looks like Narcissus is at it again, having a staring contest with his biggest fan! He just can’t get enough of that handsome bird in the mirror. πŸ˜‰

Why do Cardinals peck at mirrors?

Male cardinals are very territorial, especially during breeding season. When they see their reflection in a mirror, like the one on this car, they perceive it as another male cardinal encroaching on their territory. They’ll peck at it aggressively to try and chase off what they think is a rival bird. It’s their instinct to protect their space!

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From Drab to Dazzling

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The American Goldfinch pulls off one of the most incredible fashion transformations in the bird world.

Here’s a look at the drastic difference between their cozy winter look and their vibrant breeding uniform. Check out the contrast in the black cap and bright yellow body of the male in breeding plumage!

Spark of Blue

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Caught this little spark of blue navigating the branches. There’s something about the vibrant coat of an Eastern Bluebird that makes even the most tangled thicket look like a masterpiece. 🐦✨