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You're not alone if you love hearing birds singing. There is actual science behind the soothing sounds of bird song.

This black-bellied whistling duck is expanding its range north into the United States. See what these ducks look like and where to find them.

Meet the northern mockingbird, a clever imitator of songs and sounds. See what a northern mockingbird looks like and where to find them.

The $5,000 grant supports a project to protect Bobolinks and other grassland birds by enhancing habitat at SRLT’s Richardson Memorial Preserve in Unity and educational outreach in partnership with Somerset

It might sound like all chirps to you, but birds convey different messages, even across species.

A fuller picture of where birds are can help inform conservation and research efforts. This week: try sharpening your skills through listening.

LOWELL — The city of Lowell is undertaking its first-ever Housing Production Plan, a sister document to the Lowell Forward Comprehensive Master Plan. To inform this plan, the Northern Middlesex Council of Governments created a community survey to ask residents about the city’s housing needs.

Upcoming events in the Cayuga County area and beyond.

LAKE PLACID — As her one-hour shift began on the shore of Mirror Lake for the New York Annual Loon Census Saturday morning, July 15, Carol Pinney took out

LAKE PLACID — Officials at the Mirror Lake Watershed Association recently began checking off items on their list to become certified as a loon-friendly la