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From Coast to Coast, Audubon Stood Up for Birds at the March for Science
April 26, 2017 — To show support for science-based conservation, Audubon members rallied with the masses across the globe on Saturday.
Is That Legal? Department of the Interior Considers Resizing or Rescinding National Monuments Under the Antiquities Act
April 26, 2017 — The law that authorizes the president to create national monuments is at risk. Here's a definitive guide to the act and how it—and the lands it protects—could be in trouble.
Hear the Desert Come Alive with Birdsong During a Spring Shower
April 24, 2017 — It isn't just parched plants that welcome the rejuvenating rain.
Quiz: Which of These 12 North American Birds Summer in the Arctic?
April 24, 2017 — Many familiar species depend on the Arctic for breeding. Discover seven of them and test your bird smarts with this quiz.
Study on Pigeon Genes Finds Yet Another Way Science Underrepresents Females
April 21, 2017 — Males are often the default sex for studies, but new research showing sexes are more genetically different than previously thought could change that.
A New Graphic Novel Chronicles the Adventures of John James Audubon
April 20, 2017 — The naturalist and artist is depicted like you've never seen him before. Here's an inside peek.
How to Photograph White Birds
April 20, 2017 — The brilliant white plumage of some birds can also show exquisite detail. Here are two tricks for capturing both in an image.
Birdist Rule #86: Take Advantage of Our Incredible National Park System
April 18, 2017 — It's National Park Week, so go make use of all those excellent birding destinations. There are a lot more than you think.
Maine’s First Verified Vermilion Flycatcher Captured Live on Hog Island Web Cam
April 17, 2017 — Thousands of miles off course, the bird took a rest—on an Osprey nest.
Behold the Male Ruby-crowned Kinglet in All Its Mating Majesty
April 17, 2017 — When it's time to court a female, the touch of red on this drab bird's head transforms into a blazing crown.