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Ernie Cowan's Outdoors column

Students admitted into the Class of 2027 are eager to be a part of the Cornell community this coming fall.

Our Ecology Producer photographs his backyard ecosystem, witnessing seasons change through his plants and the insects that eat them.

Pilot Dale Knuth of Hartford said pilots are always watching for birds on the sky but they are especially aware during migration.

More than 60 Cornellians took part in a 24-hour challenge to complete items from a modified version of The Sun’s

Kingfishers dont rule the roost — theyre ground nesters instead.

With chatbots like ChatGPT making a splash, machine learning is playing an increasingly prominent role in our lives. For many of us, its been a mixed bag. We rejoice when our Spotify For You playlist finds us a new jam, but groan as we scroll through a slew of targeted ads on our Instagram feeds.

Loon-like birds in large groups on lakes this time of year are actually another species altogether. Here's how to spot the differences.

As billions of birds migrate over North America to their breeding grounds this spring, people will engage with these flights in new ways, thanks to projects like BirdCast and Merlin.