Off-screen, North American birds are fighting for their lives amid rapid population decline. A 2019 study found that the population of North America's birds had dropped by 30%, or 2.9 billion ...

The Mississippi Flyway sounds like an area of the sky managed by the FAA, but this heavily trafficked route is more often populated by birds. It is one of the four primary “roadways” for North ...

The red knot is one of some 350 North American bird ... The only way to think about conservation of migratory birds is to consider their full annual cycles,” including their migration routes ...

More than a dozen species of North American birds rarely seen in Britain and Ireland have been spotted along the countries’ western shores after being blown off their usual migration routes by ...

But the whimbrel is in trouble, along with more than 350 other North American bird species that migrate internationally each year. Their long journeys, already arduous, have been made more ...

The model was tested on 11 species of North American birds like the American woodcock, wood thrush and Swainson’s hawk, and it outperformed other migration prediction models.

Spring bird migration reaching peak activity this year, ... The Mississippi River flyway is a migration route followed by more than 30 percent of North America’s water and shore birds.

California is a top destination for birdwatching due to its diverse geography and abundance of bird species. Over 600 bird species, representing about two-thirds of North American bird species ...

The 2025 State of the Birds report, produced by the U.S. North American Bird Conservation Initiative Committee in March, found a third of all American bird species — 229 — are at what ...

The Mississippi Flyway is one of four major routes for bird migration in North America, according to the American Bird Conservancy.