Six Apps to Better Your Next Birding Adventure
August 30, 2017 —
By now you should have a field guide (or four) on your phone, so mix up your experience with some new options.
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In 'My Life with Cranes,' George Archibald Recounts an Incredible Career in Conservation
August 30, 2017 —
Over the last 40 years, the cofounder of the International Crane Foundation has dedicated his life to saving the world's cranes. Now he shares his story.
Here Are Twelve Photos of Hungry Birds and Their Meals
August 29, 2017 —
Bugs, carrion, partially digested fish—these avians don't discriminate.
Meet Nine, a Fledgling Albatross That Could One Day Help Save Her Species
August 29, 2017 —
The teenage years aren't easy for young Laysan Albatross as they awkwardly grow into flight feathers. This is the third story in our series about efforts to create a new albatross colony in Hawaii, one egg at a time.
The Great Seabird Migration Has Begun
August 28, 2017 —
Far out over the ocean, millions upon millions of seabirds are heading south for the winter.
Zinke Recommends Shrinking Several National Monuments in Covert Report to President Trump
August 25, 2017 —
Yesterday's announcement ended an unprecedented and highly publicized review of national monuments. Here's what we know.
When It Comes to Birding, Nude Beaches Are as Good as Any
August 25, 2017 —
Ever birded among the buff? You may not have a choice if a good species shows up.
The Common Raven Boom in the Rugged West Isn't Necessarily a Good Thing
August 25, 2017 —
The raven population has ballooned over past decades, upsetting ecosystems and endangering wildlife. To check the ravenous birds, conservationists are cleaning up trash and shooting lasers.
Are Birds Aware of Their Camouflage? A New Study Suggests So
August 24, 2017 —
Ground-nesting birds didn't just settle in spots that matched their species' markings—they hunkered down where their own patterns blended best.
