The Explorers Club
How places like Big X Swamp and Bee Hive Hill sparked a lifelong love of nature. Read More “The Explorers Club”
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BirdNET app is a game-changer for bird research
Learn how a smartphone app is revolutionizing birders’ ability to contribute to scientific research. Read More “BirdNET app is a game-changer for bird research”
Hearing aids can help us hear high-frequency birdsongs
Laura’s digital hearing aids have a setting that is programmed to help her hear birds again. Read More “Hearing aids can help us hear high-frequency birdsongs”
The best birdsong apps
The most useful and promising smartphone apps featuring birdsongs and calls. Read More “The best birdsong apps”
Dealing with birds of prey at your feeders
It’s OK to rethink your feeder setup if a raptor shows up. Read More “Dealing with birds of prey at your feeders”
Northern Flicker’s fascinating color differences explained
David Sibley describes the two common forms of Northern Flicker — Red-shafted and Yellow-Shafted — as well as intergrades and rare abnormally colored birds. Read More “Northern Flicker’s fascinating color differences explained”
Winged wonders: Why birds have the power to lift us up
Why we need birds now — in times of extreme uncertainty — more than ever. Read More “Winged wonders: Why birds have the power to lift us up”
A blooming ‘Winter King’ hawthorn attracts warblers
Homeowners uncover a spring birding bonus after adding a new tree to their garden of native plants. Read More “A blooming ‘Winter King’ hawthorn attracts warblers”
Pete Dunne’s blueprint for a Big Day
Advice for a fun and challenging 24 hours in the field. Read More “Pete Dunne’s blueprint for a Big Day”
Why birds can eat hawthorns
Learn why birds can eat hawthorn and crabapple fruits without harm, and humans can’t. Read More “Why birds can eat hawthorns”