Bird calls Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
For recordings of bird songs, call 612-673-9050, and when prompted, press the following four-digit numbers: 5056 American robin 5057 black-capped chickadee 5058 black-throated green warbler 5059 blue-headed vireo (solitary vireo) 5060 ferruginous hawk 5061 mourning warbler 5062 Northern cardinal 5063 orange-crowned warbler 5064 red-tailed hawk 5065 white-eyed vireo Recordings from the Library of
Big finish pleases Bird St. Teresa’s Bird is The Star’s All-Metro girls golfer of the year Kansas City Star
Mary Kate Bird remembers when her golf game — and her season — became above par.
All fired up New York Daily News
Look, up in the sky! It's a bird, it's a plane actually, it's a dragon - a flying blue one with telepathic powers, to be precise.
Bird feeders not always friendly Argus Leader
On a sunny November morning a few weeks ago, I watched a dramatic but natural event take place at my backyard bird feeder.
Birders oppose Highland trails to heron haven Post-Tribune
Highland is is at odds with local naturalists over trails planned for a 17-acre bird island in the Little Calumet River. On Friday, Highland applied for a $110,000 Lake Michigan Coastal Program grant through the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.
Holiday events Bar Harbor Times
MOUNT DESERT ISLAND Dec. 16 The 107th Audubon Christmas Bird Count (CBC) will be held on MDI. The count covers a 24-hour period. All birds seen and heard by participants are recorded and compiled. Michael J. Good, president of Down East Nature Tours, is planning to hike up Cadillac Mountain to find snowy owls and other mountaintop specialty birds. Please contact him at 288-8128 or
Plenty of teams have taken that plunge Seattle Times
That Smurf Turf bird story? Turns out it's a hit and a myth. Boise State athletic director Gene Bleymaier, who spearheaded the 1986 installation
Survey: 5 Must-See Bird Species Live in S. Ariz. RedNova
By Tony Davis, The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson Dec. 11--A new survey confirms what Tucson birdwatchers have long known: that Southern Arizona is a primo place to take a pair of binoculars.
Little momentum for changing S.C. law on Sunday hunting The Times and Democrat
As part of the state’s current blue laws, people are allowed to hunt on Sunday only on private property. And for some hunting reserve managers in The T&D Region, there does not seem to be good reason to change the current law.
Backstory: Swamp creatures great and small The Christian Science Monitor
Everglades National Park approaches a 60th anniversary of environmental protection.
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