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For many bird watchers — novices and experts alike — this falls migration will have a soundtrack. Merlin, from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, is just one popular and free

A flock of geese passed overhead earlier in the week, the first one I’ve seen this fall migration. It’s still early for most waterfowl — ducks, geese a

The Texas Bluebird Society (TBS) is a grassroots volunteer organization founded in 2001 by Pauline Tom and the help of Texas bluebird enthusiasts Keith Kridler and David Shiels. Their mission

Surveying the flocks of migrating birds at Presque Isle, an Erie Bird Observatory hike leader snapped, “They should call the blackpoll warbler the “fat poll warbler.”

Migrating birds that depend on nighttime navigation tools are distracted by a plethora of manmade lighting.

Experts theorize that these birds were disoriented by Hurricane Idalia, which developed in the Gulf of Mexico and hit the southern United States in late August.

Animal species that live in cities must be adaptable to survive. Scientists call their characteristics of flexibility “urban trait syndrome.”

Talking with dogs, decoding whale sounds and interpreting bird calls could all be possible in the coming years as artificial intelligence applications learn to translate different creatures' communications, animal researchers said. Scientists have started using AI tools to analyze vast quantities of data on various species' communications, ranging from sounds, postures, expressions and more, to

As LNP | LancasterOnline’s Elizabeth DeOrnellas reported Sunday, “Scientists and birders are getting ready for the January launch of Pennsylvania’s third Bird Atlas — a massive survey that rallies volunteers

A reimagined tool called BirdCast is helping birders, scientists and even farmers