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As seasons change in Summit County, so do the activities its residents and visitors enjoy. In the winter and spring, people are hauling their downhilling gear or snowshoes but come summer, they trade their ski...

A big birding year in five Baltimore parks

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Winter weather brings an influx of interesting bird species and birding prospects to the Buckeye State, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of

A brisk day on Lake Shenandoah just a few days before Christmas, Kent Scaggs searched the edge of the water for his prey. The flighty creature was first spotted a couple weeks earlier just outside of Harrisonburg foraging in some thick nestle....

Steven Latta was trudging through the wet bottomlands of Louisiana when he spotted it: A flash of "brilliant white" rising toward the sky.

CADILLAC — Winter is here, and the snowbirds have arrived. Not the part-time Floridian kind, but the many avian visitors who flock to the Great Lakes region in search of

Hartzler column on pesticide, Jacques column on tolerance spark reader reactions.

One of the easiest ways to introduce you and your family to bird watching is by setting up a feeder or two within view of a window.

New technologies are giving scientists global information on a wide variety of bird species.

A new book borrows from the slow food movement to propose a more thoughtful, less competitive form of bird-watching.