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Tykee James, president of the DC Audubon Society, and Erin Connelly, holding her 10-month-old son, Louis, search in the treetops in Fort Slocum Park in Washington, D.C. Melissa Block/NPR hide caption

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Heads up! Stunning birds are all around us, even in dense cities

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An illustration of a Common Yellowthroat is part of David Sibley's new book, What it's Like to be a Bird. David Sibley/Albert A. Knopf hide caption

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The prothonotary warbler can be found in the eastern United States. Flickr user John Jackson/Flickr Creative Commons hide caption

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Nestpionage! And Other Feathered Curiosities From History

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