[ad_1] Are you considering the Zeiss Victory Binocular? While watching birds and observing nature is fantastic, shopping for binoculars is not. 🙁 I think you’ll agree that it’s time-consuming and…
[ad_1] Photo by Darcy Rose/Bird Academy. The New York Times is asking people to go birdwatching this summer as part of a 4-month community-science project. Their aim: to help people…
[ad_1] Morning birding in central California with Team Sapsucker members Brian Sullivan and Brooke Keeney. Photo by Lizzy Chouinard. For Big Day 2023, Team Sapsucker split into two groups and…
[ad_1] “What kind of frogs can you find in the United States?” I love finding, observing, and hearing frogs! Even as a kid, I used to patrol the swamps by…
[ad_1] What are the most dangerous animals found in the United States? It can be hard to decide what to consider dangerous. For example, maybe you consider any animal that…
[ad_1] So, reader, when was the last time you went birdwatching? Not chasing some mega rarity. Not scanning flocks of shorebirds in search of some species that, according to conventional…
[ad_1] Let’s start with her astonishing eyes. They were huge. If human eyes were as large in our faces, relatively, we’d have eyes the size of large lemons. The yellow…
[ad_1] It’s summertime on Stellwagen Bank, 50 miles north of Chatham, Massachusetts, in the Atlantic Ocean’s Gulf of Maine. As the sun rises on this late June day, the bank…
[ad_1] In the face of decades of population declines, recent successes highlight how conservation depends on broad collaborations, novel partnerships, and the magic of human nature. This Perspective essay will…
[ad_1] A new study led by the Wildlife Conservation Society that analyzed 17 years of migratory bird-nesting data in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, revealed that nest survival decreased significantly near high-use…
