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  1. Photographer Joe Subolefsky's photo of a pair of Black Vultures acting affectionately was one of our top 100 favorites from last year's Audubon Photography Awards. Want to enter this year's contest?

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  2. Alaska's Teshekpuk Lake is one of the world's most important Arctic wetlands. But wants to overturn protections for this globally-significant habitat and make it available for sale to the oil industry. Take action now to :

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  3. Berlin-based illustrator Martin Haake's design enlivens the Great Cormorant's dark plumage—and gives it a fish to snack on:

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  4. Thanks to its adaptability, the Barn Swallow is slowly conquering the world.

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  5. You don't have to live in the middle of the woods to see an owl. helps you find urban owls:

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  6. The survival of some of our beloved bird species depends on our ability to —in part by shifting to clean energy. Support the Better Energy Storage Technology Act of 2019 today and help create a brighter future for birds & people.

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  7. Looking for the perfect gift for the lovebird in your life? Adopt an American Flamingo from Audubon! Tomorrow is the last day to adopt in order to receive in time for .

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  8. On Wisconsin's Cat Islands and the Great Lakes region, wildlife managers are working to create avian safe harbors from the climate-fueled water level fluctuations:

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    Our coastal wetlands are often overlooked and undervalued, but they are among the world’s most productive working ecosystems. On we must recommit to protecting and restoring our coastal wetlands to mitigate & adapt to the .

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  10. Winter is a great time to brush up on your photo skills in limited light—including in the dusk and dawn hours when many birds are active. Here are a few tricks:

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  11. The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requires federal agencies to consider the environmental effects of their proposed actions, including allowing public review of projects. Don't let this bedrock law be gutted—take action today:

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  12. The outdoors may help us focus or heal, but many grow up isolated from it. Read these stories from people who discovered the mental health benefits of nature later on in life:

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  13. Two years ago, the administration decided that killing birds is legal if it's not on purpose. Now they want to make that change permanent:

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  14. Not only will searching for Rusty Blackbirds boost your blackbird appreciation, it can also aid in conservation efforts.

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  15. After filling thousands of holes with food in the fall, Acorn Woodpeckers spend winter reorganizing their stockpile. Learn more about this fascinating species:

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  16. Across the country, colonies of exotic parrots are flourishing. Are they invasive pests or a conservation boon?

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  17. Whooo can get through this gallery of without smiling?

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  18. Birds like Snail Kites rely on wetlands. Learn about Audubon's work to restore water habitats:

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  19. We think all owls are but do you have a favorite ?

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  20. A new study shows that when properly equipped with trackers, albatrosses can help authorities track down illegal fisheries:

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