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The 121st Audubon Christmas Bird Count (2020-2021 season) was a good one. The weather was excellent for winter birding. Many lakes were still open and hosting waterfowl. The birders came out in...

One group was bird watching and the other went down to the water.

Vireos, known for their scolding cries, are more likely to be heard than seen this time of year.

New research by the NHAES researchers published in Ecosphere finds that these efforts will have far-reaching benefits to shrubland-obligate birds with which the cottontail shares its habitat.

The sparrow I am observing most often in my yard and at my feeder right now is the Chipping Sparrow.

If you don't already love these curious crooners, you soon will.

NH Audubon’s “Twitcher Reunion Tour” Team won the “Townie Award” in the Semi-Superbowl of Birding on Feb. 5, 2022.

The Athol Bird and Nature Club (ABNC) held the 54th annual Athol Circle Christmas Bird Count (CBC). This annual event is sponsored by the National Audubon Society and is designed to count all the species and individual birds participants can find in...

Come winter, after the bears have retreated to their cold weather dens, many backyard bird enthusiasts hang feeders to attract — and nourish — avian visitors. Birds need more than

With many new buildings in Portland, people need to be aware that birds cannot see the windows without some help.