[ad_1] This news story comes from our friends at the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin and Wisconsin Bird Conservation Partnership, and it focuses on a Wisconsin-based songbird conservation initiative. While…
[ad_1] Marbled Godwits, Whimbrels, and a Willet gather on a beach in Costa Rica. Photo by Chris Fischer/Macaulay Library. From the Spring 2023 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. I often write…
[ad_1] Cooper’s Hawk (left) by Bryan Calk, Sharp-shinned Hawk by Vickie Anderson via Macaulay Library. From the Spring 2023 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. A new study using Project FeederWatch data…
[ad_1] Art by Elizabeth Gould; Text by Jillian Ditner April 4, 2023 The artist Elizabeth Gould painted these Resplendent Quetzals in the 1830s for a monograph published by her husband,…
[ad_1] The detailed record of bird sightings and phenological observations around Concord, Massachusetts—from Thoreau’s notes 170 years ago to today’s studies by scientists at Boston University—provides a key to studying…
[ad_1] Northern Cardinal is the state bird for seven states running from Illinois to North Carolina. Photo by Brian Stahls/Macaulay Library. From the Spring 2023 issue of Living Bird magazine.…
[ad_1] Clark’s Nutcracker by Jeremiah Trimble/Macaulay Library. From the Spring 2023 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. In December, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced a final action to list the…
[ad_1] A small group of innovative researchers cracked the secret of bird migration—and then set about applying that knowledge to save birds from the hazards of city lights. From the…
[ad_1] The retired editor of Birds of North America finds a slice of Costa Rica where the regal Resplendent Quetzal has inspired communion among farms and tourist lodges, birds and…
[ad_1] "I first met Thoreau in my junior high English composition and American literature classes. Most of my peers didn’t take to Emerson, Thoreau, and Whitman, but I did. Even if…
