Posted on March 19, 2019
by Devon Bowker
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This is merely a sample of the wonders of Ravens and Crows.
Category: Animals, Birds, The Wild Life BlogTags: bird, birds, crows, environment, naturalist, nature, ornithology, ravens, the wild life, thewildlife, TWL, TWL Hiking Club, TWLHikingClub, twlhikingclub tuesday, twlhikingclubtuesday, wildlife
Posted on February 19, 2019
by Devon Bowker
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It’s #TWLHikingClub Tuesday| Today, we’re kicking off a new series on appreciating the little things—from urban wildlife to the oh so common Mallard.
Category: Animals, Birds, The Wild Life BlogTags: Anas platyrhynchos, birding, birds, ducks, hiking, mallard, naturalist, nature, nature appreciation, ornithology, TWL Hiking Club, TWLHikingClub, urban, urban nature, urban wildlife
Posted on August 9, 2018
by Devon Bowker
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Most know them as seagulls, a name which implies a proclivity for life at sea. Yet this familiar moniker is neither accurate (scientifically speaking), nor seems to fall in line with a universal observation—gulls love parking lots, whatever their distance from the salty sea
Category: Animals, Birds, The Wild Life BlogTags: animal, animal behavior, ask a naturalist, bird, bird watching, birding, discover, gull, herring gull, lakes, laughing gull, learn, naturalist, nature, nature nerd, Ocean, omnivore, optoutside, ornithology, outdoors, parking lots, ring billed gull, Sea, seagull, the wild life, thewildlife, why do seagulls love concrete, why do seagulls love parking lots, wild, wilderness, wildernessculture
Posted on July 11, 2018
by Devon Bowker
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It can be hard to tell. Here are some tips to help you get the right ID.
Category: Animals, Birds, The Wild Life BlogTags: animals, Aquila chrysaetos, bald eagle, birding, birds, difference, golden eagle, golden eagle vs bald eagle, Haliaeetus leucocephalus, how to tell the difference between a golden eagle and immature bald eagle, immature bald eagle, naturalist, nature, raptors, the wild life, thewildlife, wild, wildlife
Posted on July 7, 2018
by Devon Bowker
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How do Pelican beaks work? How much can they fit in their pouch? How do Pelicans hunt? I’ve got the answers to those and more!
Category: Animals, Birds, The Wild Life BlogTags: american white pelican, biology, bird, birding, brown pelican, colony, conservation, devonthenatureguy, environment, gulf of mexico, heartskeyphotography, how do pelican beaks work, how much water can a pelican hold, largest pelican colony, marsh lake minnesota, migration, minnesota, naturalist, nature, ornithology, outdoors, Pelecanus erythrorhynchos, Pelecanus occidentalis, pelican, pelicn colony, texas, wildlife
