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Who says you have to unplug to enjoy nature?

While Cape Cod sees a lot of visitors in the summer, brown pelicans usually arent part of the mix.

100 vultures in South Africa died, and witch doctors are being blamed for poisoning them so that they can use their body parts in black magic potions.

Ernie Cowan's Outdoors column

The producers of Bird Note paid WYSO a visit a few months ago when they got wind of our effort to support chimney swifts that are regular visitors to a Yellow Springs landmark.

Were more familiar with the bright orange color of the typical male oriole.

At least 150 critically endangered vultures were poisoned to death in Botswana and South Africa in two separate events last week.

Grandma called it a rain crow because to her, at least, its monotonous, guttural monotone "cloke-cloke-cloke-cloke" meant approaching rain.

Thirteen enlisted military service members and veterans completed an intensive two-week curriculum at Cornell in partnership with the nonprofit Warrior-Scholar Project, which helps veterans transition to higher education.

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The federal government has been asked to consider at least two videos made in recent years as evidence that ivory-billed woodpeckers may still exist.