Some Birdorable wetland species are coming soon to the brand new Tralee Bay Wetlands Centre (PDF) in County Kerry, Ireland. A tracing table designed by WWT Consulting will feature Birdorable birds to inspire young artists. Hopefully we'll have more photos to share with you when the centre opens around Easter, but in the meantime here are some sneak peak pictures!
Today, a striking species of duck joins Birdorable. Our second Bonanza bird of 2021 is the Smew! Smews are Old World ducks found in northern parts of Europe and Asia. These migratory ducks are easily recognized by the striking plumage of...
This week, we're celebrating the gulls of the world! Join us as we highlight these social and intelligent birds. Today we're talking about how some gulls got their common names. Of the approximately 55 recognized species of gull in...
This week, we're celebrating the gulls of the world! Today we're wrapping up the week with a little bit of gull humor! What do you call a gull when it flies over a bay? A bagel! (bay-gull)
Australia is famous for its unique wildlife, and its birds are no exception. While many birds are known for their songs and chirps, some Aussie species stand out for their unusual, surprising, or downright strange vocalizations. Here are four Australian birds you...
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