birds

Birds don’t see windows and glass like humans do, causing accidental collisions. But there are ways to adapt human construction to be safer for birds.

A study by Penn State researchers found that songbirds nesting near the sound of natural gas compressors had fewer hatched eggs.

Jason Ward, host of the video series "Birds of North America," explains that being a black birder means having to take precautions to stay safe while pursuing a passion for nature.

According to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, changing winds may make it harder for North American birds to migrate southward in the autumn, but make it…

Be a citizen scientist and help Cornell Lab of Ornithology gather data on where birds are during the 2018 Great Backyard Bird Count.

photo by: Donna Santarossa Windsor, ON, Canada, Morning Dove Cornell Lab of Ornithology, located in Ithaca NY, announces the launch of their annual 'Funky…

Prairie Warbler by Greg GardGlobal Big Day is a single day uniting birdwatchers worldwide across political boundaries and language barriers, all brought…

Orange highlights the above-normal warmth of equatorial surface waters in the Pacific that are driving the current El Niño. Image courtesy of…

Animals, like humans, need a place they can call home to provide a safe and stable place to raise a family, but they go about building it in entirely…

It’s been called The Big Empty – an immense sea of sagebrush that once stretched 500,000 square miles across North America, exasperating thousands of…