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Here are the top ten articles for the Birding Site! These rankings are live and get reset at the beginning of each month, so check back often to see what your fellow visitors are most interested in! 1. White Dove - Symbol of Peace The white dove has been the symbol of peace and hope for thousands of years. How has this innocent white bird struck such a chord with humanity? 2. Predators of the Canadian Goose Canadian Goose are extremely large and aggressive birds. Just what kind of animals would feed on a Canadian Goose? Man is of course the top predator. 3. Where Do Canada Geese Migrate? It seems that Canadian Geese are one of the most followed bird groups in the US. Their overhead migrations are a sure sign of the changing of the seasons. 4. White Doves - a Wedding Tradition The white dove is traditionally shown on wedding plates, decorations, and even released after the ceremony. Where did the tradition of white doves and marriages begin? 5. How Do Birds Sleep Birds do actually sleep but in a very different way than humans do. 6. How do Robins Find Worms? One of the very first birds any child can identify is the robin. They have bright red breasts and sit in the middle of your lawn, quite easy to see. Which leads kids to wonder - just how do they find those worms? 7. Racing Pigeon Band Identification You´ve found a pigeon that seems to be lost - and it has a band on its leg. It´s probably a racing pigeon, and you can help find its owner! 8. Leda and the Swan - William Butler Yeats The famous story of Leda and the Swan became even more well known when William Butler Yeats wrote a poem about the incident. 9. Wedding Dove Artwork and Posters Are you fond of wedding dove images? Here are some lovely posters and artwork which feature the theme of wedding doves. 10. Native American Indian Feather Headdress One of the classic images of a Native American is the tribal leader with a full feather headdress. What is the history behind this headwear? Be sure to visit the Birding Archives for all the articles! |
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