[ad_1] In the San Lorenzo Bay of Honduras, salt farms provide golden opportunities for sustaining generations—of people, of shorebirds, of an artisanal way of life. From the Summer 2024 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe…
[ad_1] From the Summer 2024 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. One way to get close to birds is to look for the plants that feed them. In spring, Red-eyed Vireos, Yellow Warblers, and…
[ad_1] A comforting tradition of evening bird walks with a colleague helped the author become more present not just in her own life, but in her parents' lives as well.Perspective…
[ad_1] The 3D digital scans of the Open Vertebrate Thematic Collection Network (oVert) allow users to look at specimens from every angle, such as this Red-billed Oxpecker (CUMV 48413) viewed…
[ad_1] Not everything is quite as it seems when it comes to evolution. Try this quiz and see if you can pick out who is related to whom in the…
[ad_1] Photo by Liron Gertsman; Text by Gustave Axelson July 1, 2024 Magnificent Frigatebird silhouetted against a solar eclipse. Photo by Liron Gertsman. From the Summer 2024 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. Canadian…
[ad_1] Flycatcher is the name assigned to two major families of birds as well as several smaller families. The New World or “tyrant” flycatcher family is one of the largest…
[ad_1] Gulls have a bit of a reputation problem. Often referred to as “sky-rats” by their many detractors, it’s not too hard to see why the gull is so very…
[ad_1] It’s no secret that storks are meaningful animals with a rich tradition of symbolism. Among birds, there are those that seem to have had a distinct impact on human…
[ad_1] The kite is an exquisite bird of prey and one of my personal favorite birds. Associated throughout the world with a variety of positive and negative meanings, ranging from…
