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• The Long Reach of Tiny Birds

  [10/1/2002 ] Hummingbirds are inspiring new cross-border conservation efforts between Mexico and the United States Read Full Story>

• Sing a Song of Fitness

  [8/1/2002 ] Can science explain why rock stars always get the girls? Read Full Story>

• Bird Tales With a Bite

  [8/1/2002 ] Their "gross beaks" may be the reason for their renown, but these five species also have some interesting stories to tell Read Full Story>

• Return to the Heartland

  [6/1/2002 ] Absent from the Midwest for most of the past century, the regal trumpeter swan is making an impressive comeback Read Full Story>

• Backyard Habitat

  [6/1/2002 ] Ten Birds That Help Control Garden Pests Read Full Story>

• The Murre the Merrier

  [6/1/2002 ] Decoys, mirrors and mood music lure gregarious seabirds back to abandoned breeding colonies Read Full Story>

• The Case of the Disappearing Ducks

  [4/1/2002 ] Why are scaup and scoters in decline when other waterfowl are on the rise? The answer may lie in Canada's remote boreal forest Read Full Story>

• Going Batty Over Birds

  [2/1/2002 ] Migrating songbirds face many hazards Read Full Story>

• Oh, What a Nest!

  [1/1/2002 ] Africa's wily sociable weavers are masters of architecture and adaptation Read Full Story>

• Some Like It Cold

  [12/1/2001 ] Emperor penguins living near the South Pole don't appear to be fans of global warming. Read Full Story>