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Alabama Audubon takes bird window collisions seriously. It is tragic and preventable.
Alabama Audubon takes bird window collisions seriously. It is tragic and preventable.
A few months ago I received a request to write about the owls that live in the Magic City. The expert I consulted was Anne Miller, the founder of the Alabama Wildlife Center and recent recipient of the Alabama Audubon…
If you haven’t noticed, winter birds are slowly arriving in Birmingham these days.
Whenever I visit the Alabama Wildlife Center to see the orphaned baby birds or a majestic red-tail hawk, I think of Anne Miller, the Center’s founder and first director. Anne is a Birmingham original.
Breakout the pink and blue ribbons, Avondale Park has three green heron fledglings residing on the little island in the middle of the park’s pond.
Here is something to do in the morning between 5:00am to 7:00am: Open your window or walk out on your porch Quietly stop. Listen to the hundreds of birds singing a “dawn chorus.”
Remember our “Thanksgiving Miracle” American robin babies story last year?
Hey BIRDingham! January 5th is National Bird Day.
Sponsored Did you know that Julia Tutwiler, one of the most famous women in Alabama history, discovered a native plant found nowhere else on earth?
Blaze, the UAB baby robin that captured the hearts of bird lovers throughout Birmingham, passed away earlier this week.
The first ever confirmed baby American robin born in Alabama during the month of November, successfully left its nest on December 8th.
Here is fun nature story for Bham Now readers. Greg Harber, a volunteer and renown birding instructor at Alabama Audubon, witnessed a “Thanksgiving miracle” while working at UAB on Thanksgiving.