Where did the Chapman swifts go? They aren’t at the school, but the birds are still out there
The migrating Vaux’s swifts, which normally roost by the thousands in the old chimney at Portland’s Chapman Elementary School ...
‘A living cloud’: Hallahan High School becomes a birder attraction as chimney swifts fly in by the thousands
Chimney swifts start descending by the thousands on Hallahan most nights at dusk starting in September through early or mid ...
From 'The Birds' to giant redwoods, why Bodega Bay is a great getaway
Alfred Hitchcock filmed "The Birds" in Bodega Bay, California. The town is also known for redwoods, wine and beach walks.
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11 More Amazing Images of Birds and Landscapes From the 2024 Audubon Photo Awards
Our newest contest category delivered a bounty of beautiful—and birdy—scenes for the judges to choose from. Here are some of ...
The Big City Is Vibrant. Birds There Might Be Getting Less So.
Recent studies show that certain feather pigments can help neutralize toxic pollution. It means darker, duller birds could ...
Hundreds of thousands of birds are migrating over the Pittsburgh area. Here's how you can help their journey.
Millions of birds are in the middle of their migrations through western Pennsylvania, and you can play a small part in ...
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An ornithologist has chosen 10 birds that have changed the world. What 10 would you choose?
The concept, or perhaps conceit, of an author organizing a wealth of knowledge into a comprehensive explanation of world ...
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The long-billed curlew is a bird with unique adaptations
Within the bird world, there are some crazy adaptations. For instance, there are birds larger than a man that can kick a hole ...
Give the birds a break! Here are some hints on protecting the Atlantic flyway
If birds mistake streetlights or house lights for stars, they can quickly become disoriented and migrate into the human ...
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For the Birds: Wildflower gardens especially helpful for goldfinches, by Chris Bosak
Thistle is particularly valuable to goldfinches. Its down is used as nesting material, and its tiny seeds are eaten by the birds. Seeing a goldfinch or two on a towering thistle plant is a reliable ...
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A Walk in the Woods with My Brain on Fire: Summer
In a geologic instant—over the last few centuries, merely—the unfathomably long and patient work of Earth is being undone.
The big city is vibrant. Birds there may be getting less so
Recent studies show that certain feather pigments can help neutralize toxic pollution. It means darker, duller birds could ...