With a name like OSPREY, this critter could be anything! Did you know it was a bird? Or did you think it was something with fur?

The Osprey is an amazing bird of prey. It looks much like a hawk, but it only eats fish!

What can mimic other bird’s calls, cause fear in small birds, and lives in basically any habitat? The Blue Jay!

Have you ever heard of the story of the ugly duckling? Well if you have, you know that the grey little baby turned into a beautiful white swan in the end. Mute swans are just one kind of swan and they are fascinating!

Have you ever gone birdwatching? Maybe you’ve gone out with your binoculars, your nature journal, or maybe just your own two eyes and noticed birds all around! Many many birds can be spotted up in the trees or far in the sky, but today’s special bird spends much of its time on the ground near different bodies of water.

It’s so interesting how a Bobwhite Quail actually says its own name when it calls. These little game birds remind me of chickens, but have some pretty amazing and unique features.

Today’s adventure brings us high up in the trees! It requires careful listening, and keen eyes.

Grab your binoculars! Let's head out on a birdwatching adventure so we can learn about the amazing Pileated Woodpecker.

Have you seen a real life Bald Eagle? Or maybe you’ve seen one in a history book, on a poster, or even MONEY! The Bald Eagle is the United States national bird, and they are pretty cool!

Let’s go on a trip today to a continent starting with the letter A and it has FOUR letters….ASIA! We are going to the Congo, the natural habitat for the Indian Peacock.

Today’s animal could have taken us to a savanna in Central or Eastern United States, but we headed a bit north and landed in a woodland forest in Southern Canada.

Have you ever heard of the story of the ugly duckling? Well if you have, you know that the grey little baby turned into a beautiful white swan in the end. Mute swans are just one kind of swan and they are fascinating!

It’s so interesting how a Bobwhite Quail actually says its own name when it calls. These little game birds remind me of chickens, but have some pretty amazing and unique features.