There is a great article in Wired magazine about the technological innovations being tested through an ornithological research project....
One lesson any observer of the natural world learns quickly is to take nothing for granted. Nature loves to...
Bird watchers have come to expect nearly endless variations of a small number of familiar forms throughout the world’s...
We’ve been writing about holiday gifts for birders all week, but at the end of the day, what bird...
One of the inviolable truths of birding is that you cannot force the bird. Just because you’re looking for...
The Cornell Lab of Ornithology reported yesterday that last winter, in West Nile virus-afflicted parts of the United States,...
While waxing eloquent about the Red-bellied Woodpecker, I described the male of the species as red from his nape...
While driving today, I found myself amidst a playful flock of Dark-eyed Junco. I also spotted a European Starling...
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