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The Ancient Bird Trade

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On March 10, 2026
Sometimes I wonder about the academic pieces that get attention from larger news sources. Usually this is "economists or political scientists discover something that historians have written about for 25 years" and the like. But while this story about figuring out that birds were traded...
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Birds and Windows

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On February 24, 2024
There's mourning in New York today. Flaco, the Eurasian eagle-owl that escaped from the Bronx Zoo last year and became a spectacle in Central Park, has died after flying into a window. This is a good moment to note that upwards of one billion birds...

Condors!

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On September 12, 2021

Let's start Sunday with a cool story! Two years after Zion National Park saw its first wild-hatched condor take to the skies, another has accomplished the same feat.California Condor nestling.

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Climate Change and Birds

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On July 7, 2021
Birds, among many other animals, are attempting to adapt to climate change by becoming smaller: One fall morning in 1978, David Willard, an ornithologist at the Field Museum in Chicago, walked to the nearby McCormick Place convention center — a hulking structure along Lake Michigan...
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Everything is Fine!

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On September 17, 2020
Oh good god. A dozen dead Barn and Violet-green Swallows huddled together on the dusty desert floor of southern New Mexico. Numerous Western Bluebirds packed into a crevice in southern Colorado as if they panicked. Sparrows, lined up almost wing-to-wing, lying limply along the banks of the Rio...
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