BirdWatching - Nature & Animals

Purple Martins and Their Human Landlords - BirdWatching

An update on human Bird Flu cases in the US - BirdWatching

How many people have been infected by the H5N1 strain of the Avian Flu and how concerned should we be about it?

Hummingbird Highways: Migration Begins - BirdWatching

Top 10 Symbiotic Bird Species Every Birdwatcher Should Know - BirdWatching

8 Birds That Work With Other Species to Find Food - BirdWatching

Meet 8 remarkable birds that depend on alliances with other animals, from clever hunters to opportunistic feeders.

Do Hummingbirds Sleep in the Same Place Every Night? - BirdWatching

Do hummingbirds return to the same spot each night? Explore how torpor, safety, and energy needs shape their remarkable sleeping habits.

What Do Owls Do During the Day? - BirdWatching

What Time of Day Do Hummingbirds Feed the Most? - BirdWatching

Hummingbirds burn energy faster than any animal, making their peak feeding times essential for survival. Learn when and why they fuel up.

Do Hummingbirds Ever Get Lost During Migration? - BirdWatching

Can Birds Sense When You’re Watching Them? - BirdWatching

5 Birds That Depend on Other Animals to Survive - BirdWatching

From scavenging to nesting tricks, these 5 birds show how survival can hinge on other animals in fascinating ways.

10 Birds That Help Plants Grow Through Seed Dispersal - BirdWatching

These 10 birds spread seeds and shape wild landscapes, keeping America’s ecosystems thriving one flight at a time.

Another conservation success as Whooping Crane population grows

Population data recorded in the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge shows North America's tallest bird is making a hard-earned comeback.

How Long Can Birds Remember You? - BirdWatching

The answer to this question depends on the nature of your interactions with birds, but some species can remember you for a very long time.

How Bald Eagles Made a Comeback - BirdWatching

The Bald Eagle population has seen a significant increase over recent decades, bringing it back from near-extinction.

How Birds and Predators Form Unexpected Partnerships - BirdWatching

Some birds don’t hunt alone, they team up with insects, mammals, and even humans to find food, revealing surprising interspecies partnerships.

Will the new Director of USFWS be good or bad for bird conservation? - BirdWatching

Brian Nesvik's appointment as the new Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service divides opinion among both politicians and NGOs.

The Most Bird-Rich U.S. State in Late Summer - BirdWatching

In late summer, southeastern Arizona’s monsoons bring a vibrant surge of hummingbirds, trogons, and more.

The latest update on the reintroduction of 'Alalā Hawaiian crows to Maui

A contender for the rarest corvid in the world, the ʻalalā is making small but promising steps on the path of its reintroduction.

Why Robins Suddenly Disappear From Your Yard (And When They’ll Return) - BirdWatching

Wondering where those little robins have gotten off to? Not to worry they are just out searching for food sources.

How Far Can Hummingbirds See? - BirdWatching

Hummingbirds are well known for their agile, almost unbelievable movement and speed but how is their eye sight? How far can they see?

The Best Backyard Water Sources for Attracting Goldfinches - BirdWatching

5 Wild Foods Hummingbirds Love That You Can Grow in Containers - BirdWatching

Which U.S. States Attract the Most Hummingbird Species? - BirdWatching

There's one state which stands out from the rest if you want to spot some hummers, though there are numerous contenders for second place.

Why Bluebirds Refuse to Nest in Certain Birdhouses (Even When They're Empty) - BirdWatching

Made the effort to attract bluebirds to your property but they're still not nesting there? A few different factors could be putting them off.

How to Tell if a Hummingbird Is Injured, Sick, or Just Resting - BirdWatching

Spotting a hummingbird that won’t fly or move can be alarming. Learn how to tell if a hummingbird is injured, sick, or just resting, and when to step in to help.

The First Fall Migrations Begin In Western States This August - BirdWatching

It's the beginning of the end for the summer doldrums! We take a look at the peak migration period start dates for specific regions in August.

The Best Time of Day to Photograph Hummingbirds & How To Snap Them - BirdWatching

Plus the lenses and camera settings (aperture, ISO, shutter speed, etc.) to capture hummingbirds at this ideal time.

Do Birds Grieve When a Mate or Chick Dies? - BirdWatching

The Backyard Bird That Can Imitate Over 20 Other Species - BirdWatching

A bird known across North America for its hugely impressive skills as a mimic, imitating not just other birds but lots of everyday sounds.

Why Hummingbirds Guard Their Feeders - BirdWatching

Though they be but little, they are fierce! The tiny hummingbird is surprisingly aggressive when it comes to guarding feeders, why is this?

Can Birds Hear Music? And Do They Enjoy It? - BirdWatching

We're used to enjoying the music of birdsong but do birds appreciate the music we play? We take a look at how birds hear and understand sound.

The Best Bird Feeders for Tiny Yards - BirdWatching

If you have a small outdoor area around your home, perhaps limited to a balcony or a windowsill, there are specific feeders that work best.

Why This Tiny Bird Travels 3,000 Miles Without Stopping - And How It Survives - BirdWatching

A bird that weighs no more than two paper clips performs this epic journey across the ocean, not once, but twice a year!

The 7 Rarest Hummingbirds in North America (And Where to Spot Them) - BirdWatching

The most infrequently spotted hummingbirds in the US, including rare foreign visitors and truly native species suffering from habitat loss.

Birds That Visit Feeders at Night (And What They’re Really Looking For) - BirdWatching

Learn all about the nocturnal goings-on that take place around your feeder. Which species are the most likely nighttime creepers and why?

The One Thing Woodpeckers Do Before Every Peck - BirdWatching

Besides their signature hammering, woodpeckers employ other strategies to help them catch their prey, with one being particularly important.

Grackles Are Smarter Than You Think - BirdWatching

Although they might sometimes be regarded as noisy and bothersome birds, the grackle is socially advanced and an adept problem solver.

The Nightlife of Robins: What Are They Doing After Sunset? - BirdWatching

Robins are in many ways the quintessential daytime bird, but the American robin gets up to more at night than you might expect.

Do Hummingbirds Dream? - BirdWatching

When hummingbirds stop their frantic activity and shut their tiny eyes for a much-deserved snooze, do they dream? If so, what about?