Have you ever noticed those glossy, dark-colored birds that seem to be everywhere in North America? Those are European ...

Despite the name, these invasive birds are not actually sparrows but weaver finches, related to other weavers in Africa and elsewhere. European Starling Starlings, which are from Europe and Asia, ...

What makes this change particularly interesting is the timing – the goldfinch is one of the latest breeding birds in North America, waiting until June ... adding to their dramatic appearance change ...

Birds are rapidly vanishing from North America, with dramatic population losses in places that were once thought safe.

Birds are vanishing fastest where they once thrived. A new Science study reveals the decline in birds using citizen data and ...

an online database where birders can record checklists of all the birds they see at a particular place and time. The researchers analyzed observations from 36 million checklists from 2007 to 2021 that ...

A study reviewing 50 years of scientific literature shows that familiar, visually appealing avians are the subject of three ...

The report found that birds that rely on wetlands and grasslands are the most in danger. Grassland birds are in steep decline ...

An estimated 1 billion migratory birds die each year in North America because of collisions with homes, commercial buildings, and other structures, contributing to a 29% drop in the overall bird ...