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• Caught in a Melting World

  [11/1/2000 ] Adélie penguins may be the canaries in the coal mines of global warming Read Full Story>

• Dancing to an Ancient Beat

  [10/1/2000 ] For four million years, albatrosses have returned to Midway Atoll every November to perform their mating rituals Read Full Story>

• The Bird That Never Forgets

  [10/1/2000 ] The unassuming Clark's nutcracker has one of the most remarkable memories in the animal kingdom Read Full Story>

• Eagle on the Edge

  [9/1/2000 ] Living in the forbidding terrain of Russia's Far East, Steller's sea eagle may be the most impressive raptor you've never heard of Read Full Story>

• Private Lives

  [8/1/2000 ] In many parts of the country, great blue herons try to protect their families from nosy neighbors Read Full Story>

• Wildlife on the Hot Seat

  [8/1/2000 ] What happens to the natural world when the Earth warms Read Full Story>

• Nowhere to Run Nowhere to Hide

  [8/1/2000 ] In the Channel Islands off California, a powerful winged predator is causing big trouble for a little fox Read Full Story>

• Top Birds Stay Slim and Other Avian News

  [6/1/2000 ] The results are in from Australian researchers curious about why birds tend to use one eye at a time Read Full Story>

• The Bird That Flies Through Water

  [6/1/2000 ] Scientists continue to marvel at the American dipper, a species remarkably adapted for life near raging rivers Read Full Story>

• Exposed Secret Lives of Warblers

  [4/1/2000 ] New research reveals that many of the species that breed in this country behave a lot differently in the tropics Read Full Story>