Descriptions of hundreds of places to find birds and trips designed for birders.
No bird family captures the imagination like the toucans. Here’s an introduction to Costa Rica’s six members of the family and its two similar barbets. Read More “Eye candy: Toucans and barbets are must-see species in Costa Rica”
A new national moment is the highlight of a trip to northern Maine Read More “Birding Maine’s North Woods”
A nest counter on Midway Atoll confronts millions of Laysan Albatross, tens of thousands of Bonin Petrels, and one lonely Short-tailed Albatross Read More “A visit to Pihemanu”
The spectacular birds above and below were photographed by birders who traveled to Cuba with BirdWatching magazine in early December 2016. Guided by biologist Luis … Read More “December bird survey locates 21 Cuban endemic species”
If you’ve ever thought it might be fun to see a Spanish Imperial Eagle, one of the rarest birds of prey in the world, or … Read More “Five birding hotspots in southern Portugal”
Virtually all our backyard birds would survive without our feeders. Yet bird-feeding stations can be crucial to the continued survival of certain species, and some … Read More “In Peru, bird-feeding stations help protect hummingbird habitat”
Cape May’s first official counter tells the story of the Cape May Hawkwatch on its 40th anniversary Read More “Forty years and counting at Cape May Point, New Jersey”
Just in time for the spring migration and a host of upcoming birding festivals (see below), we’ve learned of a new trail that will help … Read More “New birding trail connects southwestern Ontario’s best hotspots”
Now is the time to go hawk watching! To help you see lots of hawks, falcons, eagles, and other raptors, we’ve compiled a roundup of … Read More “18 great places to watch hawks this fall”
The Kenai Peninsula provides Alaska with all the conveniences Read More “Amazing, accessible Alaska”
