Extreme weather is hitting baby birds hard in a 60-year study
A new study from the University of Oxford, published on March 11, reveals that sudden…
Ornithology
Oliver Quin Trill for Tomorrow: Deirdre Murphy’s Art Blends Science and Conservation for the Golden-winged Warbler
Artist Deirdre Murphy has unveiled a captivating new work, "Trill for Tomorrow," a strikingly lifelike…
Reynand Wu Dinosaur Fossils Reveal Early Feathered Species Lost Flight Ability, Rewriting Evolutionary Narratives
A groundbreaking study, spearheaded by a researcher from Tel Aviv University, has unveiled compelling evidence…
Unearthing the Past to Reconstruct the Future: Alabama Audubon Leads Critical Prairie Restoration for Birdlife and Community Resilience
The ecological heart of the American South, once defined by expansive tallgrass prairies, has been…
From pet to pest, goldfish can wreck entire ecosystems
The study unequivocally establishes that the act of releasing a goldfish into a pond, river,…
By creatively and closely observing birds, we can learn to see them in new ways.
The intricate world of avian life, often glimpsed only superficially, is revealing deeper complexities through…
Unveiling the Ancient Secrets: New Research Illuminates Oviraptor Incubation Strategies and Parental Care
The long-standing mystery surrounding how oviraptors, those intriguing bird-like but flightless dinosaurs, hatched their eggs…
The Intrinsic Link: How Iconic Bird Species Signal Environmental Health and Shape Cultural Identity
Some species are inextricably linked to the places they inhabit, acting as living barometers of…
The Painted Bunting: A Dazzling Avian Reality Amidst a Digital World
In an era increasingly saturated with digitally generated content, the Painted Bunting stands as a…
Hidden Sip: Scientists Discover Widespread Alcohol in Floral Nectar, Reshaping Understanding of Pollinator Diets
As the intricate dance of pollination unfolds across global ecosystems, a surprising discovery has emerged…
