Category: Birds

Acopian BirdSavers hang outside the Cornell Lab’s observatory—keeping birds safe without obstructing the view. Photo by Miyoko Chu. “Birds are…

For songbirds, migration is the most difficult time of year. As they pass through thousands of miles of varied terrain, migrants…

A Blue Jay takes advantage of a peanut feeder—an artful variation on the classic tube feeder design. Peanut feeders can…

Mangroves, those dense and enigmatic forests found at the boundary between land and sea, play a crucial role in the…

This year’s Black Birder’s Week highlighted the corvid family both for their boisterous intelligence and for their history of use…

The Sayisi Dene First Nation, Northlands Dene Nation, Barren Lands First Nation, and O-Pipon-Na-Piwin Cree Nation—together as the Seal River…

Lightweight, low-priced binoculars with an acceptable image, best suited to viewing at close ranges. We rate these in the Middle…

Today, as it does every August, the United States Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) released data used to determine Colorado River…

Premium glass and a clever asymmetric design make these binoculars a near-perfect combination of brilliant, tiny, and comfortable to use.…

MADISON, CT (8/14/2024)—On Thursday, August 15, Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) will be joined by Audubon Connecticut (the state office of…