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Goldenrod is starting to bloom. This beautiful wild plant is frequently blamed for hay fever, but ragweed causes the most sneezes and watery eyes.

Listening to bird calls is a great, relaxing way to enjoy nature. If your curiosity gets the best of you, hearing the calls may not be enough. We’ll show you how to identify the birds making those sweet sounds.

A group of birds — nesting ospreys, to be exact — is grabbing unexpected attention in Eugene, Oregon, amid the World Athletic Championships taking place from July 15-July 24, 2022.

Theres good reason Corpus Christi has long been called the Birdiest City in North America. Heres a guide to some of the recognizable shorebirds.

YESTERDAY, a large truck dumped seventy cubic yards of shredded cedar mulch onto our driveway. Then, because that first pile consumed more than two-thirds

A black-bellied whistling duck has been spotted in the ponds near RIM Park in Waterloo, Ont. Normally found in the southern U.S. or Mexico, the southern duck appears to be getting along with local resident ducks, geese and herons.

HADLEY — The federal agency tasked with protecting birds and other wildlife is migrating toward using more bird-friendly materials at its office buildings, starting with its northeast regional office in Hadley.This week, maintenance crews from the...

It might have been his car engine ticking away the summer heat that Eric DeFonso heard when he switched off the ignition in the Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge on July 12. But it was still early ...

Dozens of local birds, including the increasingly rare Henslow’s sparrow, are doing surprisingly well in Chicagoland, according to an analysis of 22 years of data by the nonprofit Bird Conservation

This simple act of monitoring the presence of breeding birds at specified sites across the Chicago region is how the Bird Conservation Network has, over the course of more than 20 years, methodically amassed a data set that would be the envy of any research institution.