Tag: birding
Watch a California condor nest up close
Last week, the U.S Fish & Wildlife Service and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology announced that a live camera at an active condor nest came online.
Size is most important when ID’ing birds
When you see an unfamiliar bird, study it through binoculars and mentally note its size, distinctive shapes, markings, colors, behaviors, and voice.
How to identify warblers this season
To see warblers, concentrate on their habitat — old fields, forest edges, woods, and country roads. If there's a stream nearby, that's even better.
Birding books you should consider reading
Scott Shalaways shares his summer reading list for bird lovers of all ages.
Cape May in spring is ideal birding time
Spring vacations to Cape May offer many opportunities for bird watchers.
How to establish a wildlife food plot
There are a number of wildlife species that take advantage of food plots — deer, turkey, squirrels, waterfowl, upland birds, rabbits and doves.
How to plant a hummingbird garden
Hummingbird sightings don’t have to be a rare occurrence. An abundance of food, water, nesting sites and perches will attract them to your garden.
Public names two bald eagles
Five names suggested online by the public will go through a final vote.
How to attract hummingbirds at home
Male ruby-throats usually return about a week before females. If you haven't yet hung a nectar feeder, do it today.
Understanding the mystery of bird songs
As spring migrants return slowly in early spring, maybe two or three species per week, it's a great time to learn new bird songs.
