Author Archives: Meredith Mann

That’s what lots of people have been screaming (well, metaphorically, anyway) as the Northern Hemisphere’s nesting season does a number…

I remember my first Bald Eagle so vividly. I dragged the guy I had just started seeing (reader, I married him)…

In case you missed it, today’s Google Doodle managed to reference not only the current Winter Olympics in South Korea, but…

If you’re like many Americans (or foreigners keen on seeing what passes for entertainment among Yanks), you’ll be spending Sunday…

We’re less than a week into 2018 and already birds (at least those that migrate in and through the United…

Obsessive. Strange. Inscrutable. Yes, birders of every stripe came out in droves (flocks?) for the American Birding Expo, held this…

Some of Great Britain’s most cherished seabirds just got an added layer of protection. Officials designated 12 miles along the…

We’ve all heard the myth that rice thrown at weddings will explode birds’ stomachs. (Not true, according to Snopes.) But…

The jack pines of Michigan are well-known as the breeding grounds of the Kirtland’s Warbler—and thus, the best place to…

If there’s one common theme to this week’s bird news items, it’s their collective bizarreness: The eagle has landed—on the…