The greatest hawk watchers of all time
Pete Dunne reflects on several of the hawk watching G.O.A.T.s he has had the pleasure to raise binoculars with. Read More “The greatest hawk watchers of all time”
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‘Magic’ oak tree attracts birds to California yard
Pete Dunne reflects on the bird-attracting powers of a single tree in central California wine country. Read More “‘Magic’ oak tree attracts birds to California yard”
World Migratory Bird Day and Global Big Day on May 8
Global Big Day seeks to beat the record for number of species seen in one day. Read More “World Migratory Bird Day and Global Big Day on May 8”
Tracking project reveals Osprey migration feat
A long-lived Osprey from Newfoundland, the star of a popular nature documentary, sired a chick that revealed a startling migratory feat for this widespread raptor species. Read More “Tracking project reveals Osprey migration feat”
Study: Wintering Snowy Owls vary movements depending on habitat
Some Snowies are nomadic in winter while others stay in one place, tracking study shows. Read More “Study: Wintering Snowy Owls vary movements depending on habitat”
Pete Dunne on the gifts of winter birding
Highlights of the season include ducks, eagles, and spectacular owls. Read More “Pete Dunne on the gifts of winter birding”
Our founding editor recalls the early days
Founding Editor Eldon Greij reflects on the early days of the bird magazine he established 40 years after the “bolt of lightning” idea that sparked it. Read More “Our founding editor recalls the early days”
Pete Dunne’s tips for watching raptors
How to scan the sky and clouds in search of high-flying birds of prey. Read More “Pete Dunne’s tips for watching raptors”
A virtual Big Day with Kenn, Laura & Brian
Birding superstars Kenn Kaufman, Laura Erickson, and Brian Small joined BW’s editor to look for birds and raise funds for a good cause. Read More “A virtual Big Day with Kenn, Laura & Brian”
In the age of social distancing, the World Series of Birding adapts
Instead of a New Jersey-only event, teams may take part in 18 eastern states as long as members follow social distancing guidelines and don’t travel more than 10 miles from home. Read More “In the age of social distancing, the World Series of Birding adapts”