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Birds of America
This Bald Eagle Chick Is the First Hatched on Cape Cod in 115 Years
The eaglet, spotted by a local birdwatcher, is evidence that Massachusetts' eagle population is thriving after being wiped out by DDT by the mid-1960s.
Sheltering in Place in Manhattan—With 18 American Chestnut Saplings
Disease and logging nearly wiped out the towering trees in the early 20th century. Now the pandemic endangers a one-man operation trying to help the species endure.
In Quarantine, I Finally Understood the Magic of Birds
It took a pandemic for me to see what my mother had been trying to show me my whole life.
Bird Up Your Zoom Calls With These Audubon Backgrounds
Spread the joy of birds—and native plants—at your next friendly gathering or weekly meeting.
Read an Excerpt From Jennifer Ackerman's New Book 'The Bird Way'
In the follow-up to her hit "The Genius of Birds," Ackerman reexamines bird behavior, revealing fascinating new insights into avian activity.
Audubon Brings the Birds to People During the Pandemic
From virtual birding shows to birdy bedtime stories, here's how Audubon is reaching people where they are.
Ospreys, Like Skateboarders, Favor One Foot Over the Other
The way these fish-eating raptors carry their prey suggests their brains have evolved to divvy up complex tasks.
Great News for Atlantic Seabirds
A small fish called menhaden will be better managed in Virginia.