Birds

There is a virtual flock of new and interesting bird science news all of the sudden, including the rediscovery of…

The Northern Hemisphere hops harvest of 2018 is well underway.*  In my own small way, I’ve been busy this week…

Below the tropic of Capricorn, the omnipresent Turdus position is filled by the Rufous-bellied Thrush. In much the same way…

In the past few weeks I have had several fall migrants passing through my area. The temperatures in northern California…

The stage is set for two rival gangs to fight over coveted territory: a grassy lawn bordered by a dirt…

We expect climate change to have a mostly negative effect on natural habitats, at least short and medium term. Yes,…

The last weekend of July signals the midpoint of the current season, at least as far as the conventional calendar…

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

Perhaps some other time I’ll write in more detail about the links between Minnesota’s Bell Museum and birds. There are…

I know we all hate European Starlings; I know that as environmentalists, this is part of our job. But come…