Adirondack birding experts debate which bird call defines summer. Red-eyed vireo, common loon, and hermit thrush compete for ...

Searching for prairie birds can be really rewarding—it forces you to slow down to a meander and to stop to take in your surroundings. Just take a look at some of the species you could see.

Some of my other favorite bird song mnemonics include the Northern cardinal’s “what cheer, what cheer, purty, purty, purty;” the wood thrush‘s “ee-o-lay, ee-o-lay; ...

Other birds, of course, are singing in March, for example, the American robin, but it seems they are more often vocal at dawn and dusk, and in the afternoon, I often only hear their scolding calls.

Birds can change their tunes as their populations evolve, researchers find New research from the University of Oxford has provided fresh insights into how bird songs evolve over time. The analysis ...