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That's where the birds are, after all.
That's where the birds are, after all.
Photo: Cristina Rutter
Like birds, but don’t know how to make the leap to becoming a birder? Here are three easy steps to get you into the field.
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A citizen science tool for tracking sightings could change the way you bird.
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For this Tony Award-winning actress, avian conservation is a big part of being a birder.
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The entry period has ended. Stay tuned to find out the winners!
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A professional photographer, and past Audubon Magazine Photo Awards winner, offers advice for capturing stunning bird shots.
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Photographers capture a dozen scenes of a changing planet.
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If you’re looking for real wilderness adventure in one of the world’s most popular nature travel destinations, get off the beaten path on the Osa Peninsula.
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If you have heard of Bonaire at all, you may think of it as a haven for scuba divers or, maybe, loggerhead turtles. But this tiny island might also offer the best chance of survival for the yellow-shouldered Amazon parrot.
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One of the world’s greatest wildlife spectacles takes place every autumn as millions of hawks and other soaring birds funnel through Veracruz, Mexico, where a pioneering program aims to keep them flowing for millennia to come.
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With these 9 steps, you can create an avian winter wonderland and get a jump on spring migration season.
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We love our dogs and cats, but they do have an impact on the planet. Here’s what you need to know.
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New research shows that small habitats can add up to a big difference.
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