Browsing: Birds

New research from Japan published in the journal of the Ecological Society of America Ecology suggests that increasingly severe weather…

John Whitehead (1860-1899) was a British explorer who once a year starting in 1885 tried to climb Mount Kinabalu and…

As lawmakers get back to work, they should take a moment to walk outside and look up — at the…

From the Winter 2024 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. Photo by Alli Smith. About 96 million people in…

If you’ve ever fallen into a pool, you know: the water is surprisingly hard if you hit it at the…

Unforgettable encounter in Mammals Part II It is generally considered that there are more deer in Britain today than in…

January 18, 2024—Today, the Seal River Watershed Alliance signed an agreement with the Government of Canada and the government of…

Most birders dream of seeing a Ross’s Gull at some point. Tom Johnson’s adventurous spirit and impeccable camera captured this…

The Senegal Bird Atlas is an initiative of the Cheikh Anta Diop University in Dakar, with the support of the…

In his book Tales of a Tribe, author Mark Cocker describes an unfortunate incident that happened to a friend. One…