The joys and perils of nesting season
May is the month when everything seems possible in the garden: The vegetation is lush and unblemished, and the steady warmth draws out the clematis, ...
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Imperial Dreams
By David Gessner I'm a sucker for animal quests. Give me a good story about following a peregrine to South America, or tracking a snow leopard into ...
How to spot a swivel-eyed loon
A beginner's guide to this increasingly vocal species Many species native to Britain are in sharp decline, but the swivel-eyed loon (Gavia articulata ...
Audubon urges caution for Florida “Beach Babies”
As summer approaches, thousands of people will flock to Florida’s greatest natural beauty—the beaches. One environmental group wants beachgoers to ...
Bird Notes | Birds busy parenting in Myrtle Beach area
As spring moves forward and the annual migration of birds northward winds down, the focus of bird aficionados shifts from passing migrants to area ...
Warren County Wildlife: Warblers arrive in New Jersey from South America
Some of the smallest birds found on the North American continent, Warblers are known for their long migrations.
Muttonbird chicks die as parents seek food
Thousands of young muttonbirds have starved to death on Stewart Island and the Titi Islands this season because parental birds have abandoned their ...
Shorebirds find a sea of Idaho grass
Researchers from the Idaho Bird Observatory at Boise State University are trying to determine why numbers of nesting pairs of the long-billed curlew ...
Young Main Line birders land in elite company
For three Main Line high school students, the night was already bad. And it was about to get worse. It was a quarter to midnight.