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A garden transition zone, where open space gradually changes to the deep shade of mature trees, is prime backyard bird habitat.

Planning a honeymoon destination is part of the fun of getting married. Why not combine it with an exotic ceremony while on safari or a union on a sandy beach in Africa?

A short season wild-forage crop with a lucrative international market

Vetiver singer-singwriter Andy Cabic is well-respected in Nu-Folk circles. He's collaborated with Joanna Newsom and is a long-time friend of the lauded Devandra Banhart.

African Grey Parrots have been traded as pets for centuries. Even Egyptians and Romans may have kept them, but today they're declining in the wild.

Owls are popular birds but among the hardest to see because most are active at night. With a little skill and patience, birders find these elusive raptors.

Sangre de Drago (Croton lechleri, Euphorbiaceae) is a forest tree found through much of north-western South America.

Once there were thousands of Cozumel Thrashers on Cozumel Island, but they've declined so precipitously that they may actually be extinct.

The Eastern Phoebe is an energetic short-distance migrant found throughout much of Canada and the United States and the only flycatcher that winters in southeastern U.S.

Spring brings the blooms of huckleberry, rhododendron and a profusion of other flowering shrubs and small trees in forests from northern California to British Columbia.

The laughing hyena has had a rough deal when portrayed in animated movies as stupid and savage; however, there is more to this animal than meets the eye.

Gardeners have always struggled with what to grow in dark areas of the yard, but shade gardens can be just as beautiful and rewarding as their sunnier counterparts.

A geographically vast country with diverse climates and terrain, Canada has 462 known bird species.