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As winter approaches and bears go into hibernation, many people resume feeding the birds. We feed mainly sunflower hearts, suet blocks, and “Zick...

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Long before eBird, birders simply called up an avian hotline to learn where to chase unusual birds. Today these phone services are themselves sliding toward extinction—with one notable exception.

The Atlantic Richfield Co. and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology teamed up this fall to try to get a better sense of the biodiversity and density of birds at the

With the flicks of a few light switches, Austin and Travis County government officials are taking migratory birds under their wings, but it’s too early

A 140-foot-tall transparent structure that’s brightly illuminated 24/7, located across the street from Harms Woods nature preserve, along a key migratory greenway, is a triple threat to birds, environmentalists say.

Columnist Thom Smith answers readers questions regarding the lack of cedar waxwings in the area; about bluebirds staying the winter and explains how fish survive under the ice during the

ORONO— Mercury exposure is related to a 10% decrease in nest survival in two tidal marsh songbird species surveyed in four states, from Maine to New Jersey, according to a new University of Maine-led study. These species have been experiencing sharp...

Mysterious News Briefly — December 14, 2021 NASA will launch four Earth science missions in 2022 to provide scientists with more information about fundamental climate systems, including extreme storms, surface water and oceans, and atmospheric dust. Star Trek said it was space, but NASA seems to think ‘our place’ is the final frontier. In a... Read more »