Field Notes

With spring bird migration ramping up across North America, you can enhance your enjoyment and knowledge of birds’ epic journeys with predictions and live maps from BirdCast. Produced by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and partner organizations, BirdCast uses weather radar to observe and

BirdNote is thrilled to share that a new season of our Bring Birds Back podcast is premiering on Wednesday, May 17! Bring Birds Back is hosted by Tenijah Hamilton, who through interviews with experts and bird enthusiasts, helps listeners understand how we can all help birds through simple

This article was written by BirdNote guest blogger, Dara Wilson. It encompasses a recent interview Dara conducted with Casey Girard, an autistic birder, illustrator and artist best known for Animals in Alphabet, illustrations of the letters A to Z in the form of bright and colorful animals

Photographer Heather Roskelley was taking a tour of the intercoastal bays of Aransas National Wildlife Refuge when three sub-adult Whooping Cranes appeared at eye-level next to the group's boat. The cranes were so close, so Roskelley seized the opportunity to capture the moment. Her photo

This essay was written by guest blogger, Meghadeepa Maity, in response to the National Audubon Society’s recent decision to retain their current name. Maity serves on the Board of Directors of the Feminist Bird Club and is a constant voice for accessibility and inclusivity in birding. The