and woodpeckers -- consider this your guide to attracting beautiful ... Year-Round Winged Residents Of The Midwest Some bird species — often referred to as winter birds — stay put in the ...

World’s shortest handbook for watching birdwatchers (and a bonus of a guide of finding life-partner ... If she is excited and cannot identify the bird, but has returned your binocs, that ...

If you have birds setting up camp in your garage, consider these tips for safely evicting them. Before attempting to remove the bird, identify its ... soft noises can guide the bird towards ...

but the species rarely, if ever, makes an appearance in the Midwest. There have only been 10 recorded sightings of the bird in state history, according to Riverlands Director Ken Buchholz.

Starting Nov. 1 and running through April 30, 2025, Lancaster County residents of all ages and observation skills can join ...

The Midwest may not have oceans or mountains ... and fragile ecosystem of 800 plants and 300 bird species, according to ...

That’s why the Audubon Photography Awards introduced the Female Birds category in 2021. By creating a space for photographers ...

Individual identification is important for both laboratory and pet birds. This column gives instructions for placement of microchips in birds and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of this ...

More farmers are adding strips of native prairie on their farmland to conserve plant species, prevent erosion and provide a habitat for pollinators and birds.

To survive in so many different habitats, the world’s 10,000 or so bird species have evolved into a spectacular diversity of forms. They range in size from the ostrich, which can reach nine feet ...

So it helps our native species and also helps us create jobs.” This story was produced in partnership with Harvest Public Media, a collaboration of public media newsrooms in the Midwest.

Corn grain flows out of a combine during harvest in Oklahoma. Fall is typically a drier time of the year for the Great Plains and Midwest. But drought is once again rearing its head in much of the ...