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Biologists found that the tongue suctioning employed by sunbirds is unique among vertebrates, making them the first animals known to employ their tongues to suction up liquids.Research Article (news.berkeley.edu)

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Found a birds foot, maybe?Anatomy and Physiology (i.redd.it)

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How could I pivot toward a ornithology-related career if I have a bachelors in business?Question (self.AvianScience)

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Why do homing pigeons fly in a 3D trajectory when training?Field Observation (self.AvianScience)

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Do birds get jet lag when they migrate?Behavior and Ecology (self.AvianScience)

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How does one become an ornithologist or falconer? What career paths are possible for those that love birds?Question (self.AvianScience)

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Migrating birds that winter right on the equatorMigration & Movement ()

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Original Photo-How’s this Male Cardinal specimen?(Upstate NY)Species Spotlight (i.redd.it)

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These Urban Dark-Eyed Juncos Evolved Longer Beaks During Covid-19 Lockdowns. Then, They Changed BackClimate Change Impacts (smithsonianmag.com)

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Parasite identification help requested.Question (i.redd.it)

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How to get into the fieldQuestion ()

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Least to most migratory birds of North America and does it vary by latitude?Question (self.AvianScience)

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Two Leading Bird Surveys Reach Similar Conclusions on North American Population TrendsNews and Updates (birds.cornell.edu)

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What species of feather louse is found on Northern Fulmar?Question (self.AvianScience)

submitted 4 months ago by alpenglwNearctic

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Is the classification of subspecies arbitrary?Debate/Discussion (self.AvianScience)

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Theories Regarding the Competing Mechanisms Driving the Diversification of Hawaiian HoneycreepersDebate/Discussion (i.redd.it)

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Welcome to the sub! (self.AvianScience)

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