The Hidden Intelligence of Crows
When you hear a loud, hoarse “Caw!” sounding outside, you probably recognize it as the…
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Roadside Raptors
Red-tailed Hawks (Buteo jamaicensis) are the most common raptors in Wisconsin and in North America….
Tiny, Bright, and Beautiful: Warblers of Spring
Warblers are tiny, bright, and beautiful. Spring Migration is inching towards its peak for Southeastern…
The Wonder of Warblers
Spring Migration is the most exciting time of year for bird watchers. The burst of…
The Magic of Spring Migration
Spring Migration has an established rhythm. Thanks to birders, naturalists, and citizen scientists from the…
Color and Flight
What makes birds different from all other creatures? They are the only animals that sport…
A Birder’s First Year
This article originally appeared in Spring Panorama 2015. I never intended to become a birder….
Spring Migration: A Flight of Color
Birders are excitedly donning their binoculars to take in the spectacular views. It’s time for…
Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas II
The snow may still be flying, but several bird species are displaying behavior that reminds…
Petite Predator of the Prairie
When imagining a bird of prey, many people probably envision a large bird such as…
Sounds of the Chickadee
Bird song is how most people first notice birds. If you’ve spent any time outdoors,…
Bald Eagles Make a Comeback in Wisconsin
People have long admired Bald Eagles as powerful and majestic birds. For this reason, they…