Birds of America
Grazing Provides Western Sandpipers with Important Source of Energy for Migration
A relatively unassuming shorebird challenges birders’ notions of “normal” sandpiper behavior.
Christmas Bird Count Compiler Announcements
COVID-19 Guidelines for the 121st Audubon Christmas Bird Count and other Compiler Announcements
How Wildfires Boosted by Climate Change Threaten Birds
While wildfires are natural parts of many landscapes in North America, today's megafires pose new challenges to birds and people.
The Man Behind the Brilliant Winter Finch Forecast Is Passing the Torch
Ron Pittaway might be retiring, but fear not, finch fans: His collaborator Tyler Hoar will continue the highly anticipated reports.
A New Study Shows What It Will Take to Reverse Biodiversity Declines
Indigenous stewardship of land in Canada, Alaska, and beyond are key to reaching biodiversity goals.
National Audubon Society and International Dark-Sky Association Partner to Protect the Night Sky for Birds and People
Creating Opportunities for Collaboration
A Disease Outbreak in California Has Killed an Estimated 40,000 Birds
Avian botulism is a regular issue at the sprawling wetlands of the Klamath Basin Wildlife Refuges, but in a dry and hot year, it's gotten out of control.
These Masters of the Sky Can Fly for Hours (or Days) While Barely Flapping
Seven extraordinary examples of birds that figured out how to let the wind do the work for them.
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