This winter, U.S. birders are reporting remarkable numbers of snowy owls from coast to coast. Find out more about about these and other amazing Arctic wanderers.
Decades of conservation have reunited three of Hawai'i's most endangered plants with birds coevolved to pollinate and disperse them.
Without the vibrant color of a cardinal or the sweet song of a sparrow, how does a seabird go about attracting its mate?
Berries from native plants can help backyard birds weather the long, cold winter.
A study finds that February-nesting gray jays are suffering a shrinking range as global warming heats up their natural "refrigerators."
In the tropical Americas, a novel network of nature reserves get funding from bird-watchers eager to add rare species to their life lists.
Spectacular images of birds are among the winners of National Wildlife magazine's 2011 Photo Contest.
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