Nature

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Birds: To See Them Is Not to Know Them

Birds are more than beautiful, entertaining ornaments for our backyards.

By Bridget Stutchbury
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Nature
Unlocking the Mystery of Flocks

Bird flocks are providing insight into human behavior.

By Susan Cosier
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Nature
Visualizing Birdsong

Avian calls like you’ve never seen them before.

By Julie Leibach
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Nature
How Much Life Exists in One Cubic Foot?

A photographer’s five-year project captures earth’s vast biodiversity.

By Julie Leibach
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Nature
Powerful Storms Help Enhance Habitat for Some Birds

Hurricanes actually help enhance habitat for some birds.

By Julie Leibach
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Nature
Curious ‘Mice’ Thrive on Glaciers

Bizarre creatures have been discovered living inside these balls of moss.

By Justine E. Hausheer
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Audubon Magazine

2011: The Year in Species Discoveries

Scientists found hundreds of species—ranging from the strange to the extinct—over the last 12 months.
By Andy Isaacson
Type: Magazine_article | From: Audubon Magazine
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Audubon Magazine

Earth Almanac

Cold-weather moths; desert wise guy; midwinter's sweet treat; blizzard-loving bison; bicoastal, beach-storming dunlins; more.
By Ted Williams
Type: Magazine_article | From: Audubon Magazine
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Audubon Magazine

Living with Polar Bears

In Manitoba, residents experience the wonder and caution of sharing space with one of nature’s deadliest carnivores. 
By Jake MacDonald
Type: Magazine_article | From: Audubon Magazine
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Audubon Magazine

On the Edge

Wolverines, long admired for their ferocity and canniness, are so elusive that few people have even seen one. Now biologists are racing to find them before trappers do.
By Jeff Hull/Illustration by Jason Holley
Type: Magazine_article | From: Audubon Magazine
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Audubon Magazine

Earth Almanac

Forest clowns; desert drummers; color schemers; high-altitude acrobats; more.
By Ted Williams
Type: Magazine_article | From: Audubon Magazine
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Audubon Magazine

A Lasting Impression

Art with roots in everyday life.
By Giles Revell/Text by Julie Leibach
Type: Magazine_article | From: Audubon Magazine
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