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Last winter was tough on most of Wyoming’s wildlife. Yet, sage grouse had “relatively high winter survival,” according to a state official and early observations from field managers …

Sharp-eyed birders might spot brown boobies, a tropical species once rare even in the Southern states. A flock of Canada geese might just include a pink-footed goose, too.

Multiple Facebook posts have been shared with a misleading claim that new mobile phone networks have led to a drop in bird populations. Experts told AFP there is no conclusive link between the rollout of new mobile networks and the decline.

BirdCast tells you how many birds are flying overhead on a given night, which species are coming and going, and more.

Oklahoma State University changes infrastructure to protect wildlife

Avian species are “especially vulnerable,” scientists say.

Humans aren't the only ones leaving town when city heat becomes unbearable. A study done on 336 cities in China concludes that heat-retaining buildings and paved surfaces are directly related to a loss in bird diversity

Humans aren't the only ones leaving town when city heat becomes unbearable.

As the popularity of the app’s Sound ID feature grows, so do concerns about how imperfect artificial intelligence impacts a trove of scientific data.

Bird feeders are common places where backyard birds contract diseases. But does bird feeding do more good than harm? Heres what experts say.