Bluebirds nest in tree cavities, but clear-cutting and the removal of snags have decreased their natural nesting sites. In a trial-and-error world, how often does an inexperienced bird get a second chance? Before the boat leaves, climb the stairs and step out on the observation deck where you can enjoy a mini-birdwatching cruise. Band-tailed Pigeons stay in small flocks most of the year, uttering their soft call. CCC CNHC should be one of the most profitable stocks to trade. Trading Date : 27 Nov 2006 Company Name : CHINA HEALTH MGT Ticker : CNHC Opening Price : $1 . 4 4 15-Day Target : $7-$8 Expectations : 100-300% Remember this is a S T R O N G B U Y RECOMMENDATION... CCC Although these swallows often nest as single pairs in cavities or nesting boxes, both adults and juveniles now gather on electrical wires by the dozens, socializing before they migrate. These twittery, flittery birds love to eat the insects that we humans consider pesky. But color is probably lost on nocturnal birds, which may actually be colorblind. Loss of habitat, plus competition by non-native birds, caused their drastic decline. Shy and sometimes hard to see, the Band-tailed Pigeon lives in low-altitude conifer forests and treed suburbs. They often nest in trees, but may also nest on cliffs in arid areas far from trees. Killdeers lure predators away from their nest by calling loudly while appearing to limp and drag a wing. These gulls nest on flat, sunny rooftops that are generally inaccessible to humans. Look high into the top branches of a Douglas fir tree, and you may see a Bald Eagle, our national symbol. When they first leave the nest, young birds are especially vulnerable to cats. A close look at this Red Crossbill reveals a curious adaptation. This nondescript bird steps off a small boulder right into the torrent, and begins to peer under water. The female incubates the eggs, while the male brings food to her. Because cell towers stretch high above surrounding trees and buildings, they sometimes offer perfect nesting sites for Ospreys, large brown and white birds of prey. Not really a hawk at all, the nighthawk is closely related to the more fully nocturnal nightjars, such as the Whip-poor-will of eastern North America. You can help by keeping your cat indoors, especially during the breeding season, March through July. And that day is arriving earlier each year. Watching birds is a bit like detective work. California Quail build their well-concealed nests right on the ground. Listen for the rattling call of a Belted Kingfisher as it flies out over the water, looking for a fish. What happened to these lovely long-tailed doves? To protect their nest and their young, adult crows dive-bomb people, cats, and other birds or animals. This astute aerial predator stands a little more than six and a half inches tall, from its sharp-clawed feet to its stubby, ear-like tufts. Should it go down headfirst or tailfirst? At this time of year, young birds are leaving their nests. The beauty of the small, slender Snowy Egret is in its fine white feathers and long, lacy plumes. Their arrival on the island tells us precisely what day that is each summer. Crows are ferocious and fearless parents. What birds you see depends upon the time of year and the route of your ferry. Because cell towers stretch high above surrounding trees and buildings, they sometimes offer perfect nesting sites for Ospreys, large brown and white birds of prey. When Turkey Vultures circle low, you can see their naked red heads and deeply slotted black primary feathers, which the wind separates and turns up expressively. As part of their courtship, they take off from the water, flying side by side in large circles and loops, a perfect synchronized flying act. Soon other chicks follow, splashing into the sea. But beneath the waves, with its flipper-like wings partly extended, it is a streamlined, masterful swimmer. Shy and sometimes hard to see, the Band-tailed Pigeon lives in low-altitude conifer forests and treed suburbs. When a hawk-predator chases a smaller bird, the hawk focuses on the strongly contrasting feathers of its prey. A Rock Pigeon bobs its head as it walks. Ever wonder how birds were named?
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