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"I joined the Penobscot Valley Chapter of Maine Audubon 38 years ago. Back then, there was a rare bird alert recorded once weekly."

Building collisions kill up to a billion birds every year in the U.S., or between 5% and 10% of the bird population, said Bryan Lenz of the American Bird Conservancy.

One bird flew into a local resident of Utica's backyard, and she's trying to find the owner. Are you missing a bird?

Sandhill cranes are known for their long-distance migrations, elaborate mating dances and unique vocalizations.

The word “binoculars” has always been too long. Over most of my life, people have shortened that to “bins,” which is nice and efficient. A few years ago, one of

Birds could have a safer flight path thanks to a new Lake County policy that requires newly constructed county-owned buildings to use at least 80% bird-friendly glass on the exteriors.

Social-media users adorned the nest found in the viral clip, with one writing "nature truly is so beautiful."

Learning about the birds that live in and around Boise gives young refugees a chance to find out more about their new home.

Estes Park naturalist Scott Rashid paid a visit to Loveland last week to band five kestrel hatchlings

While symbolically recognizing World Migratory Bird Day, the Lake County Board this week also advanced a new building design policy to protect birds from colliding with glass or other transparent/refl...