Daisy Yuhas

Reporter, Audubon Magazine

Articles by Daisy Yuhas

Illustration of an egret holding a postcard in its beak.
Send a Child’s Imagination Soaring With This Migration-Themed Activity
October 02, 2023 — Use the Bird Migration Explorer to learn about the journeys of different species—then write a postcard from a place one has visited.
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Explore a Habitat Patch
June 23, 2021 — Learn how to pick a perfect “patch,” a spot for regular birding, and learn about the ways birds rely on important resources like food and water.
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Bird Song Became Softer During the Pandemic Thanks to Less Noise Pollution
March 19, 2021 — The relative quiet of the past year offered a rare chance to study how birds are affected by our growing cacophony. But the silence won't last.
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A Year of the Pandemic: How Have Birds and Other Wildlife Responded?
March 09, 2021 — The slowdown in human activity—a period scientists are calling the “anthropause”—was a mixed bag for animals.
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Europe's Northern Bald Ibis Flies Again
March 31, 2014 — Back from the brink, these resurrection birds still face threats.
Dr. Emily Doolittle on the Music of Birds
February 26, 2014 — This researcher studies the musician wren's sweet song.
Opening Eyes on Chicago's South Side
February 18, 2014 — A new group inspires locals to focus on natural places in the city.
Ptarmigan May Be Tops in Adapting to Winter Weather
February 14, 2014 — Only one bird genus molts into all-white feathers each year.
Sea Eagle Steals Video Camera, Films An Accidental Aerial Movie
December 04, 2013 — An Australian eagle captures some amazing footage after stealing a ranger's camera.
Birdlife Can Recover in Fragmented Amazon, But It Takes Decades
November 15, 2013 — As humans continue to clear rainforest, there are some hopeful findings.