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Friends of Silver Saddle Ranchs annual Holiday Open House is set for Saturday, Dec. 8 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Carson City ranch.

An elusive bird that has not been seen for nearly 20 years is rediscovered and photographed in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

From the bald eagle to the black-capped chickadee, all the world's birds can be documented—and anyone can participate—in the Great Backyard Bird Count.

Birders at Hungry Mother State Park surpassed their species list goal for 2023 and hope new bird enthusiasts will join their effort in 2024 and achieve new records.

Beyond their natural grace and beauty, birds play significant roles in controlling insect populations. Consider the famous 1848 incident when the first band of Latter-Day-Saints in Utah suffered critical crop

The seventh annual Birds on the Niagara will begin Friday with multiple events taking place in Canada and the U.S.

The Lancaster County Bird Club will expand its offerings at the North Museum of Nature and Science as it aims to engage a young audience in conservation-related education.

Columnist Bill Danielson assures you, the birds are still here, just fewer of them are at your feeder. He offers a handy tool for keeping count of how many birds

Birders and bird lovers worldwide are encouraged to participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count Feb. 16-19, with several local events offered to mark...

Clellie Lynch writes, "Long-tailed ducks are now in high winter plumage. This species is unique in that it has a complete winter plumage that devolves into a duller nuptial plumage.