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From warblers to owls, 15 poems of birds designed to be read aloud by 2.

A coffee farm that is part of the ProAves Cerulean Warbler Reserve in Santander, Colombia was recently certified by Rainforest Alliance (under the cooperative Asociación de Cafés Sostenibles de Santander).

As part of the Save the Cerulean Warbler effort, ABC has also marketed a Cerulean Warbler Coffee, roasted and distributed by Thanksgiving Coffee Company, which we have reviewed here.

Allegro plans to utilize other Chiapas farms in the blend, as well as the famous Colombia El Roble (Mesa de los Santos), an origin we first reviewed here, and which has also been used by Birds & Beans in their Chestnut - sided Warbler variety.

Stop by North Pond for the next several days to greet our tropical visitors — warblers.

New Culture Secretary Matt Hancock is standing by his widely mocked decision to name ginger warbler Ed Sheeran's cod - Irish ditty Galway Girl as his favourite song.

Researchers in Russia investigated the map issue in a past study by capturing Eurasian reed warblers on the Baltic Sea as they flew northeast towards their breeding grounds near Saint Petersburg.

The CEAP assessment, led by Jeffery Larkin, professor of biology at Indiana University of Pennsylvania and forest bird habitat coordinator with the American Bird Conservancy, evaluates the effectiveness of young forest management in creating quality habitat for the golden - winged warbler and other wildlife species.

By using tracer chemicals in experiments with live garden warblers, the researchers followed a circuit of neurons from the cryptochrome molecules to the «cluster N» area of the brain, which is active during navigation, showing for the first time that cluster N uses information from the retina.

Nationwide, the same tale has been repeated again and again: As deer populations have exploded over the past 40 years, Kentucky warbler populations have declined by 1 percent per year.

The study compiles data from 20 years of field studies and suggests that if current trends continue, forests managed as short - rotation pine plantations will support the majority of Swainson's warbler breeding populations by the end of the 21st century.

Graves used playbacks of warbler songs to detect these reclusive birds during field surveys throughout the southeastern U.S. Future research will focus on the characteristics of pine stands and soils that promote the colonization of pine plantations by the Swainson's warbler.

Research in Costa Rica shows that hungry warblers and other birds significantly reduce damage by a devastating coffee pest, the coffee berry borer beetle.

But because gorse grows more profusely near roads, the slow - flying warblers are often hit by passing cars, explains Joanna Hindley, the WWF's species conservation officer.

Eggs of warblers and weavers reveal that those from species whose nests have been infiltrated by cuckoo finches have extremely complicated markings compared with those from species whose nests have not been invaded.

- An immature male Hooded Warbler, banded in August 1987 at Hilton Pond during fall migration, was netted the following May on breeding grounds near Chapel Hill, N.C., by a graduate student studying this species.

After screening DNA from 229 yellow warblers (Setophaga petechia) in 21 diverse populations across North America, researchers led by Rachael Bay at the University of California, Los Angeles, identified the genes as having the strongest effect on survival (Science, DOI: 10.1126 / science.aan4380).

Having variants of two novelty - seeking genes might help some warblers survive by making migration more attractive to them than to peers who risk local extinction by staying put, a study has found.

After screening DNA from 229 yellow warblers (Setophaga petechia) in 21 diverse populations across North America, researchers led by Rachael Bay at the University of California, Los Angeles, identified...

Followed by the insect - eating bluebirds, phoebes, swallows, and warblers.

Arriving in the lobby, one's eye is immediately drawn to the colorful painting of a Yellow Throated Warbler, a piece by American artist Frank Gonzales.

Here on private land, and guided by the local people you will enjoy a bush walk in the hope of seeing the Chatham Island warbler and Chatham Island pigeon.

This first shot is of a black - throated green warbler, photographed by Jim Wright on a previous birding walk at Wave Hill.

The charmer shown here is a black - throated warbler, photographed by Jim Wright on a bird walk last spring.

Similar to predictions for the Red - faced Warbler and Painted Redstart, Audubon's climate model projects a 90 percent loss of current summer range by 2080, with a spread north into corresponding habitat in southern Colorado.

Normally starting a blaze on public land is frowned upon by the Game Commission, but these fires could help save the warbler from extinction.

Thankfully, the Canada Warbler breeds in scrubby, second - growth areas, so it may not take long for its preferred habitat to generate in an expanding (by 34 percent) climate space - if the birds are around to find it.