Double-Sided Genius: Why Bees Organize Their Nests Symmetrically
Honey bees symmetrically organize nest contents, benefiting brood development and temperature control, consistent across species. Symmetry is everywhere and serves a myriad of purposes. Humans find ...
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Virtual program focuses on cavity-nesting birds
Some cavity-nesting animals provide great opportunities for attracting nature to the backyard.For those looking to learn more ...
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Caring for a Baby Bird in the Hut
This baby wren appeared in my life at the most inconvenient moment, at a time when I just didn't have time to take care of a baby bird but I did it, I cared for it as best I could until I could get it ...
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The World’s Rarest Goose Only Lives Wild In One Part Of The US
T he nēnē, or Hawaiian goose, is the world’s rarest goose, and can only be found living in the wild in one part of the planet ...
Bird Call Olympics
At Bournda National Park in New South Wales, around 30 students have competed in the annual Bird Call Olympics. From the Kookaburra to the Woodland Duck, students from six Bega Valley schools took ...