How birds stay warm when the weather turns cold
Physical and physiological adaptations enable birds to endure extremely low temperatures and the worst of winter weather. Read More “How birds stay warm when the weather turns cold”
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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”
How to watch more birds during the pandemic
Tips for finding birds while keeping yourself and others safe. Read More “How to watch more birds during the pandemic”
The value of actively observing birds
Why you should take a little extra time to look at birds. Read More “The value of actively observing birds”
How birds fly and move in foliage can help you ID them
Understanding variations in bird flight and behavior can put you on the path to identifying birds more quickly. Read More “How birds fly and move in foliage can help you ID them”
Preserve saves a butterfly — and lots of birds, too
One of the world’s last inland pine barrens — home to an endangered butterfly — is also an important site for birds of conservation concern. Read More “Preserve saves a butterfly — and lots of birds, too”
Songwriter’s new album inspired by birds
Stephanie Seymour turned her passions for birds and music into art. Read More “Songwriter’s new album inspired by birds”
A blooming ‘Winter King’ hawthorn attracts warblers
Homeowners uncover a spring birding bonus after adding a new tree to their garden of native plants. Read More “A blooming ‘Winter King’ hawthorn attracts warblers”
How the many sizes and shapes of beaks came to be
Eldon Greij explains how beaks evolved to fit the functionality of each bird species. Read More “How the many sizes and shapes of beaks came to be”
The thrills of a saw-whet owl banding station
A bird observatory on Vancouver Island tallied a record-breaking number of saw-whet owls in 2017. Read More “The thrills of a saw-whet owl banding station”