Andrew Del-Colle

About

Brainwashed by his mom at an early age, Andrew Del-Colle has been birding for more than 30 years. He's been the lead digital editor f0r Audubon magazine since 2016. Previously he worked at Road & Track, Popular Mechanics, and Men's Health. Del-Colle earned his master's degree in magazine editing from the Missouri School of Journalism in 2010. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife and two kids. He also really likes sandwiches.

Articles by Andrew Del-Colle

Watch: Vice News Tonight Goes on an Audubon Christmas Bird Count

January 17, 2017 — On a cold and snowy morning in December, Vice braved the elements with a group of Brooklyn birders at Prospect Park.

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Cool! Subaru Is Adding eBird as an Available In-Car App

January 12, 2017 — This is just brilliant.

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So, Apparently Some Woodpeckers Like to Eat the Brains of Baby Birds

January 05, 2017 — Yes, you read that correctly. And there's video evidence.

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Our 10 Most Popular Stories of 2016

December 29, 2016 — Cartoon sandpipers, a rare white hummer, birds that understand humans—there was plenty of variety in Audubon's hit stories this year.

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What's That Bird at Your Suet Feeder?

December 27, 2016 — It's probably one of these eight hungry visitors.

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Get Lost in These Entrancing Photos of Exotic Museum Specimens

November 30, 2016 — For a recent project, artist Ernest Goh took inspiration from naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace and the Malay Archipelago's rich faunal history.

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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.

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Malheur Acquittal Sets a Dangerous Precedent for Protecting Public Lands

October 28, 2016 — A jury's decision to not convict seven of the armed citizens that occupied Oregon's Malheur National Wildlife Refuge for 41 days is very worrisome.

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