Bananaquit
Latin: Coereba flaveola

The seasonal movements of birds have captivated humans for millennia. Now we know enough about their flights to make surprising connections.
The seasons are changing as the planet warms. Some migratory species may break under the strain—but others could surprise us.
Artist Andrew S. Yang coaxes new life from seeds that bird-strike victims consumed, turning dead ends into second chances.
Visiting or volunteering at one of these sites can provide up-close avian encounters and a chance to contribute to valuable data collection.
While conservation and stewardship of the environment are top of mind every day across the Audubon network, Earth Day on April 22 is a special day
Researchers today can follow birds' paths as they fly thousands of miles. But it wasn't always that way. Scroll through more than two centuries of advances in understanding this natural wonder.
It's the journey, not the destination.
Spurred by a mass collision event, Audubon chapters and partners lead a Lights Out program during spring and fall migration.
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