In On the Move, our regular column about migration, we present pairs of distribution maps from eBird that you can use to compare where interesting … Read More “Two maps plot spring migration of Cerulean Warbler”
Spring is in the air, and so, too, are northbound hawks, eagles, and vultures. The Great Lakes region is a superb place to observe them. … Read More “Six spring hawk watches in Ontario, Pennsylvania, and New York”
The tiny tracking units known as light-level geolocators have delivered yet another surprising insight into the migration and winter ecology of Veeries. The first breakthrough … Read More “Migrating Veeries follow great circle across Rockies, Great Plains, and Caribbean”
The roundup of great places to watch raptors features sites from Arizona to Montana to New Jersey. Read More “24 great places to watch hawks this fall”
Interspecific brood parasitism is not a phrase that rolls trippingly off the tongue, and the behavior is not something we get to see everyday. But … Read More “Concealed by a blind, photographer gets up-close view of unusual group of ducklings”
Choosing patience over shortcuts, a pair of photographers reap a spectacular, surprising reward Read More “Picturing the unexpected”
A photographer paddles into a secluded wetland to get a rare glimpse of nesting Black Terns Read More “Species profile: Black Terns in view”
Manhattan’s island of green is the place to see songbirds in spring, hawks in fall, owls and woodpeckers in winter, and the most famous Red-tailed Hawk in the world Read More “Birding Central Park”
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