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Rick Wright

Rick Wright

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Book Review Editor, Birding Magazine

Bloomfield

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Total articles 103

  • Western Hummingbirds, East

    By Rick Wright Verified| BirdNote Verified BirdNote®Western Hummingbirds, EastWritten by Rick WrightThis is BirdNote. Not that long ago, the only hummingbird someone living in the eastern United States and Canada could hope to see was the familiar little Ruby-throated Himmingbird. [Ruby-throated hummingbird chips and wing noises]But things have changed. Over the past couple of decades, more and more western and tropical hummingbird species have been discovered far out of what used to be considered their “normal” range.

    By Rick Wright Verified · BirdNote

    Nov. 30, 2024

  • Waxwing Nightlight

    By Rick Wright Verified| BirdNote Verified BirdNote®Waxwing NightlightWritten by Rick WrightThis is BirdNote. For the better part of two thousand years, the waxwing was credited with an amazing power. [Richard Wagner, Siegfried-Idylle][Bohemian Waxwing calls and “song,” ML 170762, 04:26 and following]It was believed in all earnestness that these gentle, crested fruit-eaters glowed in the dark. Pliny reported that their feathers were said to “shine like flames” in the dark forests of central Europe.

    By Rick Wright Verified · BirdNote

    Nov. 27, 2024

  • Western Hummingbirds, East

    By Rick Wright Verified| BirdNote Verified BirdNote®Western Hummingbirds, EastWritten by Rick WrightThis is BirdNote. Not that long ago, the only hummingbird someone living in the eastern United States and Canada could hope to see was the familiar little Ruby-throated Himmingbird. [Ruby-throated hummingbird chips and wing noises]But things have changed. Over the past couple of decades, more and more western and tropical hummingbird species have been discovered far out of what used to be considered their “normal” range.

    By Rick Wright Verified · BirdNote

    Nov. 30, 2024

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