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Deep Dive: Acorn Woodpeckers

Deep Dive: Acorn Woodpeckers

Have you seen Acorn Woodpeckers? They are very interesting birds both in appearance and behavior. They have red, black, and white coloring on their feathers, and they feed on mainly acorns and will store them in caches for eating during the winter.
by OBDKon January 09, 2023
Kit Foxes Are Well Adapted to Hot Climates

Kit Foxes Are Well Adapted to Hot Climates

Have you heard of the Kit Fox? 
 
They can be found in the southwestern region of the United States and in Mexico.1 They are very well adapted to hot temperatures and can be found in desert, scrubland, and grassland habitats.1&2
by OBDKon January 04, 2023
Hairy Woodpeckers

Hairy Woodpeckers

Hairy Woodpeckers look a lot like Downy Woodpeckers, don’t they? It can be difficult to tell them apart, but here are some key differences:
 
  • Hairy Woodpeckers are bigger and have about three inches on Downy Woodpeckers
by OBDKon January 02, 2023
Filming Wildlife in Africa Video

Filming Wildlife in Africa Video

Travel to Africa and see amazing wildlife up close with this incredible video from wildlife filmmaker, Alan Lacy! 
 
Alan Lacy shares his journey in this video as he works on a film project. He captures a lot of the native wildlife around on camera.
by OBDKon December 28, 2022
Golden-Fronted Woodpeckers

Golden-Fronted Woodpeckers

*|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|*   Golden-Fronted Woodpeckers can be found in Texas and...
by OBDKon December 26, 2022
A Dog's Paws Help Regulate Temperature

A Dog's Paws Help Regulate Temperature

Paws are really important for animals – especially for dogs. They help protect them from the surfaces they stand on, help them balance, and navigate the world. 
by OBDKon December 21, 2022
Deep Dive: Downy Woodpeckers

Deep Dive: Downy Woodpeckers

If you have any birds that come to your backyard, you’ve probably seen a Downy Woodpecker. These woodpeckers are both the most common and smallest species of woodpecker in the region of North America.
by OBDKon December 19, 2022
Non-Native Species Can Be Good

Non-Native Species Can Be Good

Invasive species can be a big problem. Invasive species tend to take away resources from the native species in the environment and can make it very difficult for them to survive in their natural habitat. 
by OBDKon December 16, 2022
Deep Dive: Wilson's Bird of Paradi

Deep Dive: Wilson's Bird of Paradi

These birds can be found in tropical forests on the islands of Batanta and Waigeo, which are off the coast of West Papua. They can live anywhere between 5 and 30 years old, and weigh around 2 ounces.
by OBDKon December 14, 2022
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