As I stood in the crowded disembarkation hall, waiting to go through customs and begin an exciting week of tropical birding, I was struck by … Read More “Honduras’s true colors: Rich birdlife and gracious hospitality”
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”
STA 5 is one of the best birding spots in all of South Florida Read More “Oasis for birds”
Bolivia is the only place on Earth you can find the Blue-throated Macaw, one of our most endangered, and most magnificent, species. Endangered macaw The … Read More “Two times the room for Bolivia’s magnificent Blue-throated Macaw”
Smith Oaks is a treasure. It’s one of four sanctuaries maintained by Houston Audubon on High Island, Texas, and the place to be if you … Read More “Hotspot update: Back to Smith Oaks Rookery on High Island”
Earlier this year, BirdWatching Magazine, in partnership with the Caribbean Conservation Trust, presented an exclusive U.S.-led, U.S.-managed birding program in Cuba. Fourteen birders came along, … Read More “143 species recorded during February bird survey in Cuba”
Audubon experts are worried about the impacts to Tampa Bay’s nesting and foraging wading and shorebirds. Read More “Florida wastewater discharge threatens birds, fish, manatees”
Challenges include sea-level rise, offshore wind turbines. Read More “Roseate Tern numbers up, but perils remain”
These nine birding festivals slated for January 2019 provide birders with the opportunity to see Snail Kite, Sandhill Cranes, Snow Geese, and more. Read More “January 2019 birding festivals”
What migrating birds found in the Gulf this spring, one year after the worst oil spill in U.S. history Read More “A place to come back to”
