FeederWatch is back. See New York's most common birds

The survey of birds visiting feeders around North America provides vital data to scientists. Here's how you can participate.
The State

Yellow-tailed creature makes ‘surprise’ stop at fruit feeder in Panama. Watch it

A camera trained at a feeding station in Panama captured the “surprise” visit of a bird. Screengrab from Cornell Labs Bird Cams’ Youtube video In the tropical rainforest of Panama, a camera trap is ...
Democrat and Chronicle

FeederWatch starts again: How the winter bird count helps scientists

There are still a few notable birds that Susan Newman is hoping to see at her home in Fairport. Among those are the rose-breasted grosbeak, red-breasted nuthatch and purple finch. Should any of those ...
The Cornell Daily Sun

Cornell Lab of Ornithology Prepares for Project FeederWatch

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology is gearing up for Project FeederWatch, an annual project inviting participants in the United States and Canada to observe and report bird species. This year’s season ...
EurekAlert!

"Flying tigers" come to live Cornell bird cams project

A new feathered face has just popped up in front of the live cameras hosted by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s Bird Cams project. Athena, a great horned owl, is poised to become the next ...
Country Living on MSN

A Massive Bird Migration Is Happening While You Sleep. Here’s How to See It.

While some species of birds migrate during the day, the vast majority of migration happens at night. “One reason is that ...