Peregrines—and a Photographer—Bunk Out at Chicago Man’s Apartment
August 12, 2015 —
A flower-box nest provides the perfect opportunity for some close-up shots of a plucky falcon family.
Becca Cudmore
Becca Cudmore is a science writer in Portland, Oregon, and former editorial fellow at Audubon.
Articles by Becca Cudmore
Do Birds Grieve?
July 28, 2015 —
What seems like an obvious display of maternal mourning may really just be confusion.
Paddling Around the World for Climate Action
July 09, 2015 —
A grandfather’s fight against climate change is propelling him across the globe by way of kayak.
Carl Safina Makes a Case for Anthropomorphism
July 09, 2015 —
The marine biologist’s latest book uses science to show that animals, like people, have complex inner lives.
Cat Owners Turn a Blind Eye to Pets’ Violence
July 02, 2015 —
Even telling them how many animals their cats kill doesn’t help.
Adapt, Adapt, Adapt
June 11, 2015 —
The American Museum of Natural History’s latest exhibit reveals the power of natural selection.
Avian Alchemy
June 05, 2015 —
To unleash the true nature of the beast, Cheryl Medow fuses bird photography with landscapes.
Department of the Interior Reveals Greater Sage-Grouse Conservation Plans
May 29, 2015 —
The Bureau of Land Management announced plans to maintain habitat for the Greater Sage-Grouse while still fostering the Western economy.
Penguin the Magpie: The Bird That Became a Bloom
May 29, 2015 —
A lost magpie tumbled from her nest as a chick. Luckily, she landed in the lap of the right family.
