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Category: Birds

American Robin

Migratory robins begin arriving in Alabama in late fall as they move south ahead of cold fronts blowing in from … More

robin, Turdus migratorius

Yellow-rumped Warbler

The Yellow-rumped Warbler is one of the most widespread and well-known warblers in North America. Birders affectionately refer to this … More

Setophaga coronata, warbler

Eastern Phoebe

 Its gentle tail-wagging habit and soft fee-bee song make the Phoebe easy to identify, unlike many flycatchers. https://www.audubon.org/field-guide/bird/eastern-phoebe

Meaher State Park, Sayornis phoebe

Black Vulture

Large raptor. Uniform black with silvery patches on undersides of wingtips. In flight, broad, rounded wings with distinct “fingers” are … More

BlackVulture, Coragyps atratus

Yellow-rumped Warbler

Flashing its trademark yellow rump patch as it flies away, calling check for confirmation, this is one of our best-known … More

Setophaga coronata, Yellow-rumpedWarbler

Eastern Phoebe

The Eastern Phoebe is a plump songbird with a medium-length tail. It appears large-headed for a bird of its size. … More

Sayornis phoebe

Birds at Wade Ward Nature Park

Wade Ward Nature Park is a public pedestrian access to a pocket of natural wetlands and waterways found in Gulf … More

egret, heron, WadeWardNaturePark

Gone Fishing

The brown pelican’s diet consists mostly of fish. They use several methods to catch fish: they take a sharp dive … More

GulfShores, Pelecanus occidentalis, pelican, WadeWardNaturePark

A Pod of Pelicans

The most common collective nouns for a group of pelicans are a squadron, pod, pouch or scoop of pelicans. Squadron … More

BrownPelican, Pelecanus occidentalis, WadeWardNaturePark

Ring-billed Gulls on the Beach

A medium-sized, white-headed gull, the Ring-billed Gull appears similar to the Herring and California Gulls, but is smaller, with a … More

gulf state park, gull, Larus delawarensis

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