Female greater prairie-chickens find center-pivot irrigation offers a place to escape the attention of the males.
Female greater prairie-chickens find center-pivot irrigation offers a place to escape the attention of the males.
I love hearing the plaintive whistle of the white-throated sparrow.
The furtive Lincoln’s sparrow often goes unnoticed. Pity — such a pretty bird.
A cardinal’s preferred habitat is on a Christmas card.
A white-throated sparrow whistles “Old Sven Peterson, Peterson, Peterson” when it’s in Minnesota.
The handsome, little Lincoln’s sparrow was named after Tom Lincoln, a son of a friend of Audubon.
The chipping sparrow chooses to trill more like an insect than like Elvis Presley.