Bird Photography by John & Fish Meet John & Fish. This brother and sister duo have been photographing birds since 2006. Amazed by the beauty of nature, they began taking pictures of the birds of Taiwan and soon opened up … Continue reading →
GBBC 2016 Halftime Report by Marshall Iliff, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, for eBird/GBBC February 14, 2016 Red-cheeked Cordonbleu by Veena Naik, Uganda, 2016 GBBC. Overview Wow, the 2016 Great Backyard Bird Count is going strong! Thanks to all of you who … Continue reading →
Jim Beckman requested that I forward this account of the Escondido Christmas Bird Count, originally written for the San Diego Field Ornithologists. This summary repeats some of the information provided in an earlier posting to the Palomar Audubon listserve, but … Continue reading →
Click the cover to read the report. Dear Friend of NestWatch, We’re excited to kick off another nesting season with you. To get things started, we’re sharing our brand new annual report, the NestWatch Digest. In it, you’ll find data summaries … Continue reading →
New research shows that some birds are moving faster than ever to keep up with shifting climates. Here’s where they’re going. How are birds like this Florida Scrub-Jay dealing with climate change? New research shows that in the face of … Continue reading →
The Laysan Albatrosses of Kauai return to the big screen. The Return of the Albatross Cam Over two months ago, Laysan Albatrosses began returning from their epic ocean voyages to the green warmth of Kauai’s north shore to breed. Mated pairs … Continue reading →
Desert Institute Presents Birds of Joshua Tree National Park Friday, April 15 – Sunday, April 17, 2016 Yucca Valley, CA – The deceptively barren Mojave Desert landscape is home and resting grounds for numerous endemic migratory bird species. … Continue reading →
From Alison Davies on December 14th. Good morning, You’ve probably already heard this news because I wasn’t able to alert you yesterday when this happened – I was taking photos all day and spent the night editing images and … Continue reading →
Think You Know Your Grosbeaks? Snow is starting to fall in northern Ontario, and the grosbeaks are starting to return in numbers to the Ontario FeederWatch Cam. As part of our collaboration with Perky-Pet®, we’ll be offering you plenty of … Continue reading →
Click the image for a larger view. How many of these raptors can you identify? It’s always exciting to spot the imposing silhouette of a raptor flying overhead, but they can also be tricky to identify–especially when you only get … Continue reading →