Death toll in oil spill rises to 44 birds
Victims include 9 Brandt’s Cormorants, 4 Western Gulls, Western Grebe, American Coot, Red-Footed Booby, Eared Grebe & others. Read More “Death toll in oil spill rises to 44 birds”
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Birds affected by the California oil spill
So far, Western Snowy Plovers and Western Grebes have been the most frequently recovered birds in the aftermath of the recent spill. Read More “Birds affected by the California oil spill”
You’re invited to a conversation about the new American Birds anthology
The event, hosted by Library of America, will be held on Zoom at 6 pm Eastern on Thursday, June 17. Read More “You’re invited to a conversation about the new American Birds anthology”
Florida wastewater discharge threatens birds, fish, manatees
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”
March Migration Madness celebrates Indiana’s birds
The tournament is a fun way to celebrate Indiana’s basketball history while educating the public about birds. Read More “March Migration Madness celebrates Indiana’s birds”
The amazing American Woodcock
Its sky dancing courtship display is just one of the incredible behaviors of this shorebird that’s found in the woods. Read More “The amazing American Woodcock”
Identifying five specialty birds of Florida
Use these tips to identify species from the Sunshine State. Read More “Identifying five specialty birds of Florida”
How the North American bird list is changing in 2020
Mexican Duck is in, Northwestern Crow is out, and more changes to your checklist. Read More “How the North American bird list is changing in 2020”
American Robin migration happening earlier
Other studies detail annual movements of Bobolink, Black-throated Blue Warbler. Read More “American Robin migration happening earlier”
Central Park incident highlights ‘daily dangers in outdoor spaces’ for African Americans
Birding groups issue statements of support for African American birder in Central Park case. Read More “Central Park incident highlights ‘daily dangers in outdoor spaces’ for African Americans”