How the Yellow-rumped Warbler Survives Northern Winters
January 28, 2019 —
While most wood warblers head south to warmer climes, 'butterbutts' hunker down for the long, cold haul.
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Meet the Heart and Soul of America's Oldest and Largest Bird Count
January 25, 2019 —
Geoff LeBaron has led Audubon's Christmas Bird Count for the last 32 years, long before crowdsourcing scientific data was in fashion.
For Chicago Birders, a Christmas Day CBC Is the Perfect Holiday Tradition
January 24, 2019 —
Participants in this year's count, including the author and her family, enjoyed a day outside birding while also snagging a pair of rarities.
Birds Star In One of This Year's Hottest Board Games
January 24, 2019 —
With realistic details birders will love and gameplay that has hardcore gamers buzzing, "Wingspan" bridges two vibrant cultures.
Impending Wall Construction Looms Over Bird Count at U.S.-Mexico Border
January 22, 2019 —
For 60 years, birders have spent a winter day tallying birds at this unique ecological crossroads where work on the barrier will begin in February.
A Brief History of Cars Named for Birds
January 22, 2019 —
Going back to the 1920s, automakers learned one way to successfully market a car: Name it after a bird.
EPA Says Limiting Mercury Pollution From Power Plants Is No Longer ‘Appropriate and Necessary’
January 18, 2019 —
To justify its position, the agency is choosing to blatantly disregard the health impact to humans and wildlife, critics warn.
Watch a Black Heron Fool Fish by Turning Into an Umbrella
January 17, 2019 —
The behavior, called canopy feeding, is an especially effective way to hunt.
The Trump Administration Can't Ignore Raúl Grijalva Anymore
January 16, 2019 —
Gavel in hand, the new House Natural Resources chairman is ready to take on industry and work to restore protections for birds and public lands.
