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John James Audubon exhibit

Yellow Crowned Heron John James Audubon’s The Birds of America (1827-1838) is probably the most famous of all bird books and is on exhibit at the Field Museum of

Welcome to Your Daily History for April 26th

Good Morning Everyone and Welcome to Your Daily History for April 26th 1785 - John James Audubon, famed naturalist and painter is born 1865 - John Wilkes Booth is

2020 Great Backyard Bird Count Results

Welcome back. The 2020 GBBC is in the books. It's always amazing to look at the count results on the website. The numbers are updated in real time. As I write this,

Audubon Bird Guide - app designed as a field guide

Audubon Bird Guide app designed as a field guide Screenshots Hunter's comment Many of you will share my opinion by saying that there is nothing more beautiful than

Tacoma City Limits Birdathon: A Tahoma Audubon Fund Raiser and Big Day

A flock of about 25 Band-tailed Pigeons, our native large pigeon, seeming to be gathering mud, maybe for nests? at the Place of Circling Waters in Tacoma yesterday

A Bird Watching Me Watching Him

Photos taken c. April 2018, by D. Denise Dianaty #AnimalPhotography #Nature

Black Chinned Hummingbird

The mural this drawing is for disappeared in Harlem a few weeks ago.

Audubon Zoo

Butterflies fragile insects from Chicago and New Orleans ( movie and photos )

Butterflies one of the most beautiful insects in the world :) They are very helpful. Butterflies carries pollen from one flower to another Pollen helps the plant