Learn to Tell a Northern Shrike From a Loggerhead Shrike November 23, 2016 — These are the best clues to help you know which ‘butcherbird’ is which. ID Tips
Remote and Vast, Our New Marine Monuments Are Difficult to Protect November 23, 2016 — Unable to constantly patrol the waters, fishery enforcement agencies need new methods and technologies for monitoring these areas. News
I Think My First Yellow-bellied Sapsucker Was Tipsy November 22, 2016 — Their specialized diets make these woodpeckers the botanists of the bird world, but it can also cause them to get boozy on occasion. Kenn Kaufman's Notebook
A Shared Path Forward November 21, 2016 — After a contentious election, Audubon remains dedicated to protecting birds and the places they—and we—need to thrive. Audubon View
Why Frigatebirds Can't Float November 21, 2016 — The seabirds can stay aloft over the open ocean for months, but they don't really have a choice. Podcast
Why You Need to Start Digiscoping November 18, 2016 — Add a camera or a cellphone to a scope and discover a whole new way of documenting nature. Here are some tips to get started. Tips and How-Tos
U.S. Offshore Drilling Banned Along Arctic and Atlantic Coasts for Next Five Years November 18, 2016 — A new federal leasing plan released today outlines where energy companies can look for oil while protecting vital bird habitat. Climate
Noah Strycker's Global Big Year Record Has Been Broken November 17, 2016 — And here’s what the former birding champ has to say about it. News
Birdist Rule #11: Always Bring a Camera November 17, 2016 — Then take pictures. Lots of pictures. The Birdist’s Rules of Birding
The Surprising Way Seabird Poop Helps Keep the Arctic Cool November 17, 2016 — New research suggests that the ammonia in seabird waste plays a part in the formation of sunlight-reflecting clouds. News
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