8 Best Cameras for YouTube in 2024 – Reviews & Top Picks

SuperiorTek Vlogging Camera 4K

If you are starting a YouTube channel and want to buy a camera but aren’t sure where to begin, you’ve come to the right place. Here, we look at several brands and discuss the pros and cons of each to help you learn more about the features available. In these reviews, we discuss megapixels, battery […]

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30 Common Backyard Birds in Washington (with Pictures)

American Kestrel

All sorts of birds can find their way to your backyard in search of food. While they don’t all gravitate toward the bird feeder, you can still find a range of different species foraging in the grass or singing away in the hedgerow. With many of them having bright colors, interesting patterns, and intriguing behavior, […]

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10 Interesting Facts About Mars’ Moons You Never Knew (With Pictures)

planet mars and sun

Mars is commonly known as the ‘Red Planet’ because it’s covered in dust and rocks made of iron oxide—a chemical compound that’s rusty red in color. You might also have heard astronomers refer to it as the ‘god of war.’ The same name as Jupiter and Juno’s son who, according to ancient Roman religion and […]

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22 Common Backyard Birds in South Carolina (with Pictures)

two doves in their nest

Gorgeous year-round weather brings a litany of bird species to South Carolina. For residents, there’s a rare opportunity to supply action, color, and music to the yard with stocked feeders and sturdy nest boxes. We’ll look at some of the more common backyard birds in South Carolina below and detail how you can make them […]

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What Is South Carolina’s State Bird? How Was It Decided?

carolina wren

Ask any South Carolinian about the state tree, and there’ll be no hesitation as they tell you all about the Palmetto State.  The state bird, though? Well, for many long-time residents and natives, that tiny factotum lies just beyond their knowledge of the place they call home. Yet while the name might elude many South […]

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What is Louisiana’s State Bird? How Was It Decided?

dalmatian pelican bird on a rock

Pelicans for the win! In addition to the New Orleans basketball team, Louisiana’s obsession with pelicans can be found everywhere from business branding in New Orleans to the peaceful creatures themselves chilling in the Cajun bayou. More specifically, the brown pelican is the state bird of Louisiana. Considered a large bird, it’s bigger than a […]

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What is Georgia’s State Bird? How Was It Decided?

Brown Thrasher

Georgia is a state known for many things—its peaches, peanuts, pecans, and subtropical climate, but what you probably don’t know about Georgia is its state bird. Georgia’s state bird is the Brown Thrasher.  Below, we’ll tell you the 42-year-long journey that led to the Brown Thrasher becoming the official state bird of Georgia. What is […]

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What Is Ohio’s State Bird? How Was it Decided?

male northern cardinal perched

Every state has a bird representing it and an array of other symbols that express the area’s hallmarks. Each state has its reasons for naming these birds the core representatives—and Ohio has its own backstory. So whether you’re an Ohio native or you’re digging for more info on state birds, we have you covered. Ohio […]

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What Is Minnesota’s State Bird? How Was It Decided?

common loon in the water

The selection of Minnesota’s state bird, the Common Loon, was a no-brainer to anyone who has heard the plaintive calls of this striking waterfowl species. After all, water and loons are synonymous in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. The Common Loon (Gavia immer) is one of 246 species recorded by the Minnesota Biological Survey. However, […]

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What Is Hawaii’s State Bird? How Was It Decided?

Nene or Hawaiian Geese

All states in America have designated a bird to represent their story and values to the country. Although Hawaii is the most isolated landmass where people live on the planet, it has designated a state bird to represent its spirit. That bird happens to be the Nene, a goose that is native to Hawaii yet […]

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