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We all would recognize a double-crested cormorant if we saw one.

For more than 20 years, I’ve paid careful attention to wildlife, both for work and for fun –including monitoring endangered nighthawks, volunteering at owl banding stations, and surveying for loons – but until recently I’d never considered myself a...

Debuting in January 2022, the new Viking Octantis will explore Antarctica and the Great Lakes, as Viking announced it has taken delivery of Viking Octantis®, the company’s first of two new purpose-built expedition ships. The

The annual Christmas Bird Count, ongoing until Jan. 5, is longstanding work in Minnesota and across the world. Its arguably as vital as ever.

I sometimes think of the common raven as the river otter of the bird world — they’re mischievous, agile, graceful, vocal, playful, and always entertaining. It always seems that a raven is up to something, or will do or vocalize something surprising.

In many ways, 2021 proved just as difficult a year as the previous one: a world still grappling with a pandemic claiming countless lives and upending the economies and livelihoods of nations across the globe. Amid this tragedy, the highly anticipated COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland, while considered a step forward in many ways, […]

Bird watchers in Massachusetts have been given an early Christmas present in the form of an incredibly rare sighting – a Stellers sea eagle, which is native to Asia almost 8,000 km (5,000 miles) away.

Why yes, there is a massive migration of robins—aka Turdus migratorius—going on right now

/PRNewswire/ -- Viking® (www.viking.com) today announced it has taken delivery of Viking Octantis®, the companys first of two new purpose-built expedition...

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