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Shielding the eagles

Warblers, owls and more! With migration in full swing, now’s the time to head north to Michigan's Upper Peninsula for prime birdwatching season.

Researchers conducted the first ever systematic and comprehensive study of Mountain Quail habitat associations and fire ecology in the Sierra Nevada.

NC authors Anders and Beverly Gyllenhaal on how citizen scientists are changing bird conservation

Although the robin is considered a harbinger of spring, the warmer weather brings another bird to the Northeast Texas area: the Eastern bluebird. The Red River chapter of the Texas

This week John Dolan stumbled upon a marvellous app that helps identify birds - through their tweets and chirrups

The free app, first hatched by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, today can help birders identify more than 6,000 species on six continents by look or song.

Ask Andrew Farnsworth about the origins of the BirdCast project, and he would describe it as “ancient history.” The year 1999, when the project was conceived, is a far cry from antiquity. But given how technology has helped transform the project since then, Farnsworth’s description might not be completely off the mark. BirdCast, in essence, […]

Janet Robertson’s been busy baking hummingbird cupcakes and mixing nectar (punch) in anticipation of Thgursday’s pie and program event on backyard birding, which begins at 6:30 p.m. These avian-inspired refreshments

Just try not to drain your battery in the wild