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The 10 at 10: January 3
1. R.I.P. Pete Postlethwaite. 2. Men through the ages of one to 100. 3. The pot calling the kettle a bad journalist. 4. Better late than never. 5. Let’s keep the cliches coming. The sky is...
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The World Is Ending
(Click for full-size image) In case you aren’t aware, 2012 has come a year early. After thousands of birds fell from the sky in Arkansas earlier this week, animals across the world have been dropping...
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Games: Zelda Has Big Birds
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword has nostalgia written all over it — along with much more action and giant birds, of course. Check out our green-hooded friend in the latest trailer for the game.
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At Night I Fly: The Good Life Introduces Spoon Jackson, a Poet Behind Bars
Spoon Jackson writes from prison of the freedom he enjoys as he flies: “My heart pounds behind no chest.” Editor’s Note: The Good Men Project initially published this poet at New Folsom in “Spoon...
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Bird Lovers, Bird Haters
Birds are a symbol of freedom and hope. To Spoon Jackson and other inmates, they are sacred guests. Now that the most vicious and outlandish bird hater has been transferred to another prison, I hope...
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This Man Looked at Some Birds on a Wire and Saw Musical Notes. Listen to How...
Tweet “I was curious to hear what melody the birds were creating,” said Jarbas Agnelli. Is that not what art is—all things curious? —- Here’s the story of this video in Jarbas Agnelli’s own words:...
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Shy Guy Seeks Shy Girl
Tweet Does social behavior in birds have any parallel in human society? ––– Male birds that exhibit ‘shy’ social behavior are much more likely to join flocks of birds with a similar personality than...
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Cormorant Control: Reducing Avian Predation of Salmonids
Lethal methods of managing predators raise ethical concern, but may be the most efficient option to prevent avian predation of young, endangered salmonids. Probably my least favorite topic of...
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A Purple Patch
The climate in the UK is changing, and wildlife’s rhythm is the book where we can read the small marks of change. — Winter is drawing to a close and Spring is surging up through the ground beneath our...
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The Return of the Spring
If you look carefully the signs of Spring’s return are all around us right now. — Migrants’ return The other evening, cycling back home, I saw my first swallows of the year. After their Winter stay in...
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Why Art has a Part to Play in Tackling Climate Change
Artists working in collaboration with scientists to create impactful art about climate change. ––– By Harriet Hawkins Something needs to be done about climate change, that much at least 196 countries...
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The Value of Doing the Dirty Work
Louise Thayer digs into the meaning of work we don’t enjoy. ___ Those mountains that you are carrying, you were only supposed to climb. — Najwa Zebian ___ I went looking for inspiration today. It...
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The 10 at 10: January 3
1. R.I.P. Pete Postlethwaite. 2. Men through the ages of one to 100. 3. The pot calling the kettle a bad journalist. 4. Better late than never. 5. Let’s keep the cliches coming. The sky is...
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The World Is Ending
(Click for full-size image) In case you aren’t aware, 2012 has come a year early. After thousands of birds fell from the sky in Arkansas earlier this week, animals across the world have been dropping...
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At Night I Fly: The Good Life Introduces Spoon Jackson, a Poet Behind Bars
Spoon Jackson writes from prison of the freedom he enjoys as he flies: “My heart pounds behind no chest.” Editor’s Note: The Good Men Project initially published this poet at New Folsom in “Spoon...
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Bird Lovers, Bird Haters
Birds are a symbol of freedom and hope. To Spoon Jackson and other inmates, they are sacred guests. Now that the most vicious and outlandish bird hater has been transferred to another prison, I hope...
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This Man Looked at Some Birds on a Wire and Saw Musical Notes. Listen to How...
“I was curious to hear what melody the birds were creating,” said Jarbas Agnelli. Is that not what art is—all things curious? —- Here’s the story of this video in Jarbas Agnelli’s own words: “Reading...
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Shy Guy Seeks Shy Girl
Does social behavior in birds have any parallel in human society? ––– Male birds that exhibit ‘shy’ social behavior are much more likely to join flocks of birds with a similar personality than their...
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Cormorant Control: Reducing Avian Predation of Salmonids
Lethal methods of managing predators raise ethical concern, but may be the most efficient option to prevent avian predation of young, endangered salmonids. Probably my least favorite topic of...
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A Purple Patch
The climate in the UK is changing, and wildlife’s rhythm is the book where we can read the small marks of change. — Winter is drawing to a close and Spring is surging up through the ground beneath our...
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