Just call me a bird nerd, I suppose. I don’t think I fall into the hard-core birder category by any means; at best, I am a casual bird watcher. But, I love photographing birds, and
There are lots of reasons to stop feeding birds in the spring, and HPAI is one of them.
Some foods not so good for our feathered friends.
While others appear to be down, some Pennsylvania bird species were actually more common the past few months.
Substantially larger than a bald eagle, a massive Steller’s sea eagle has thrilled wildlife watchers in the northeastern United States this winter.
Birders who watch certain species long enough eventually will view them pursuing a surprising variety of prey.
Birding and photography communities mourn the loss of a great friend and mentor.
The condition appears to effect only young blue jays and grackles, not other species or animals.
Feeding and watching birds includes the responsibility of cleaning up after our sometimes messy feathered friends before serious problems arise.
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