Tag: Birdwatching
The Two Easiest Ways to Attract Hummingbirds
Attracting hummingbirds to your backyard doesn’t have to be complicated! If you want to enjoy the beautiful sight of these tiny creatures hovering outside, there are two incredibly simple ways […]
BirdCast
Birdwatchers have long had a few hints and tricks on the best days to go birding (preferably on a cloudy day with low barometric pressure sometime near the peak of […]
Kansas Bird Checklists
If you plan on doing any birdwatching in Kansas this Memorial Day weekend, equip yourself with a checklist first. The Kansas Ornithological Society offers free PDF downloads of the following […]
My Kansas
Back in 2011, the Kansas Department of Commerce, Travel and Tourism Division, published a spectacular 160-page collection of best-of-Kansas scenes by the best Kansas photographers. This book, My Kansas: A […]
Green-Winged Teal
The green-winged teal (Anas crecca) has the distinction of being the smallest dabbling duck in North America. The male has a rather striking color pattern. His head is a rich […]
Garganey
Don’t dismiss this drab duck—seeing a Garganey in Kansas is a rare treat.
Northern Pintail
The northern pintail (Anas acuta) is both unique and graceful. The male’s head is chocolate-colored, contrasting with his white neck and the white finger that outlines the backside of the […]
Northern Shoveler
The aptly named shoveler boasts an unforgettable appearance.
Cinnamon Teal
The gaudy male cinnamon teal is sure to delight birdwatchers, while the subtle female is sure to challenge their skill.
Blue-Winged Teal
This migratory duck is sure to delight with its unique pattern and aerial acrobatics.
