A tiny bar-tailed godwit has astounded scientists with a 13,560 km non-stop flight from Alaska to Australia, lasting 11 days.

It’s technically still winter, but spring is already on the move. The song of the red-winged blackbird has long been associated with the start of the season. And those long-awaited “conk-la-lee” ...

Millions of birds invisibly migrate through the night sky each autumn, most flying in near silence toward their wintering ...

BirdCast shares a three-day forecast for the migration as well as a live map of the migration. Clicking through the three-day forecast can help birders plan ahead for the next few days. The BirdCast ...

The bogong moth is a night-flying species that travels remarkable distances twice a year to and from the Australian Alps, ...

The Pennsylvania Game Commission has put up an advisory about highly pathogenic avian influenza, also known as bird flu or HPAI, at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area, the 6,000-acre preserve that ...

Inuit hunters in the Canadian Arctic have tracked king eider ducks shifting to earlier, shorter, and more concentrated migrations over an 11-year observation window, changes tied to thinning sea ice ...

Conserving habitat for the cerulean warbler is the goal of a project that goes from Indiana forests through Central America and into the Andes.

B ack in 2022, a bar-tailed godwit named B6 set a new world record for the longest non-stop migration by flying an impressive 13,558.7 kilometers (8,425 miles) from Alaska to Tasmania, Australia, at ...

The National Audubon Society warns that two-thirds of North American bird species are at risk of extinction because of rising temperatures. As habitats shift, food sources vanish, and “mega-fires” ...

LAWRENCE (KSNT) – Local birdwatchers in the Lawrence area are reporting sightings of a rare bird not often seen in northeast ...

As we count every extra minute of sunlight during these transitional months, one Michigander is already singing from the treetops that spring has returned. But don’t get too close. They’re known to ...