1999 Birds and Birding Articles

[10/1/1999] Researchers are finding surprises in the ways animals navigate using the Earth's magnetic fields Read Full Story>

[8/1/1999] Can the country's most colorful songbird pull out of its tailspin? Read Full Story>

[8/1/1999] "We used to get some very big starling roosts in the autumn and winter with millions of birds. Nowadays you can count them..." Read Full Story>

[6/1/1999] Just when scientists think they understand the red-necked grebe, they discover something surprising about the water bird's behavior Read Full Story>

[6/1/1999] These rare birds flock to a shopping mall in search of home furnishings Read Full Story>

[6/1/1999] Along our southern border, birds not seen elsewhere in the United States cope in a region that is growing hotter and drier Read Full Story>

[4/1/1999] After the dust settled, some unwanted birds had left a lasting impression Read Full Story>

[4/1/1999] How to create an outdoor birding paradise for indoor cats Read Full Story>

[4/1/1999] With flashy colors, specialized bills and unusual feeding techniques, roseate spoonbills command attention Read Full Story>

[4/1/1999] The marbled murrelet is one of the least-studied species on the continent; it is also one of the most controversial Read Full Story>