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Explore the hidden lives of familiar birds with Wild Birds Revealed, a new video series by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. From the elusive puffin, to the aerial master, the Tree Swallow, to the unrivaled fisher of the skies, the Osprey—each episode gives you rare access to the hidden lives of familiar birds, filmed by acclaimed wildlife photographers Tim and Russell Laman. 🌊 Dive underwater with puffins in Episode 2 | Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Explore the hidden lives of familiar birds with Wild Birds Revealed, a new video series by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. From the elusive puffin, to the aerial master, the Tree Swallow, to the unrivaled fisher of the skies, the Osprey—each episode gives you rare access to the hidden lives of familiar birds, filmed by acclaimed wildlife photographers Tim and Russell Laman. 🌊 Dive underwater with puffins in Episode 2 | Cornell Lab of Ornithology

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And now for the winners of the Best Cover Song (aka best mimic) and Best Song from our 'Bird Grammys.' The Superb Lyrebird is a superb choice for best cover song. This southeastern Australian bird is known for its impressive vocal chords. According to Birds of the World: Male song is loud and complex, with 70–80% comprising highly accurate imitations of the vocalizations of sympatric species of birds. Also females regularly produce sophisticated vocal displays incorporating both lyrebird-specifi

And now for the winners of the Best Cover Song (aka best mimic) and Best Song from our 'Bird Grammys.' The Superb Lyrebird is a superb choice for best cover song. This southeastern Australian bird is known for its impressive vocal chords. According to Birds of the World: Male song is loud and complex, with 70–80% comprising highly accurate imitations of the vocalizations of sympatric species of birds. Also females regularly produce sophisticated vocal displays incorporating both lyrebird-specifi

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And the winner of the Best Song in our bird Grammys is... the Musician Wren! Leave a comment with birds you'd like to nominate for next year in any of the categories. The Musician Wren is found widely, albeit at low densities, across Amazonia, from Venezuela and the Guianas in the north, to northern Bolivia in the south. They vary considerably in both plumage and sound. Their song can be produced antiphonally by both sexes. Want more curated bird songs? Check out Best Bird Sounds: Our Favorite M

And the winner of the Best Song in our bird Grammys is... the Musician Wren! Leave a comment with birds you'd like to nominate for next year in any of the categories. The Musician Wren is found widely, albeit at low densities, across Amazonia, from Venezuela and the Guianas in the north, to northern Bolivia in the south. They vary considerably in both plumage and sound. Their song can be produced antiphonally by both sexes. Want more curated bird songs? Check out Best Bird Sounds: Our Favorite M

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The Cornell COVID-19 Testing Laboratory will yield test results within 24 hours for 5,000 to 7,000 Cornell students, staff and faculty per day. Read more: https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2020/08/robots-know-how-drive-covid-labs-massive-testing-effort | Cornell University

The Cornell COVID-19 Testing Laboratory will yield test results within 24 hours for 5,000 to 7,000 Cornell students, staff and faculty per day. Read more: https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2020/08/robots-know-how-drive-covid-labs-massive-testing-effort | Cornell University

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Just listen to the Song Sparrow’s sweet sound. Songs and calls are often the best ways to identify birds—especially sparrows! This widespread and common sparrow starts its song with abrupt, well-spaced notes, rings out 2–6 phrases, and finishes with a buzz or trill. Keep an ear out for this bird in green spaces across much of the United States and Canada—there may be one singing next time you go for a walk in the park! What birds are you hearing nearby? Merlin Bird ID can be a great guide to lea

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❄️ Take a snowy walk with us in Sapsucker Woods! One of the best parts of working at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology is being surrounded by this 220-acre public sanctuary for birds and other wildlife. That means lunch breaks can easily turn into bird breaks—even on snowy winter days here in Ithaca, NY. On this walk, we followed Dr. Wenfei Tong, one of our science editors in the Center for Conservation Media. She uses her Ph.D. in biology to help us tell accurate, compelling conservation stories t

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A new category for our 'Bird Grammys' this year: Most Unique. Some birds have extremely creative ways of making sound, like this Club-winged Manakin who makes the sound you hear here with its wings, or the Malaysian Rail-babbler which uses vibrant purple throat patches to create a high whistle or the extreme volume produced by the Black-faced Solitaire or Screaming Piha. Watch the video to hear all these sounds and vote for who you think has the most unique sound: https://cornell.ca1.qualtrics.c

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Drumroll please! Wait to the end to see the winners for the funniest, most unique, and best Owlbum. We'll share the winners for best cover song (mimic) and best song tomorrow. Thanks to everyone who voted! Learn more about bird song and birding by ear: https://www.allaboutbirds.org/news/browse/topic/sounds-songs/ The Willow Ptarmigan is snowy white in winter and an intricate mix of reds and browns in summer. This subarctic tundra grouse lives year-round in areas where most bird species can survi

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Cornell Lab of Ornithology on Instagram: "Time to get cozy with slow-motion views of backyard birds of the Northeast. We’ve got a brand new video series and we invite you to dive into episode 1 and prepare to see common birds in a new light! This episode of our new series, Backyard Birds Revealed, filmed by wildlife photographers @timlaman and @russlaman, gives a glimpse of what it takes for our avian neighbors to survive in cold climates. Is there anything more peaceful than birds in snow? Tap

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Cornell Lab Bird Cams on Instagram: "We’re heading into the weekend by revisiting some of the most surprising Bird Cams moments of 2025. First up: a dramatic catch by a Spectacled Owl on the Panama Fruit Feeder Cam! Watson’s Climbing Rats often visit the platform at night to sample leftover fruit. This time, though, the routine stop turned into a rare glimpse of hunting prowess when an adult Spectacled Owl swooped in, seized the unsuspecting rodent, and flew off with it firmly in its talons. Spe

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Cornell Lab Bird Cams on Instagram: "💙❤️ Watch a busy flock of Blue Jays arrive to pluck peanuts and seeds from the feeders on the Cornell Lab FeederWatch Cam. A pair of Northern Cardinals slips in between the jays’ visits, adding a pop of warm brown and bright red to the scene. Who's visiting your feeders today? See these two common feeder birds visit LIVE by tapping our link in bio."

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Inside Birding: Color Pattern

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Chris Cornell: Full Interview (2009)

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