What is a cool bird? Cool types of birds can be beautiful birds, uncommon birds, or even the weirdest birds. Of course, what ...

While performing monthly breeding bird surveys, the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation’s (SCCF) shorebird team ...

But the long-legged birds that mill about in marshes, ... the avocet has white, black, and pale gray plumage. ... The long-billed curlew is known for its impressively lengthy bill.

Unlike birds whose plumage is mostly blue, the green coloring of a green bird‘s feathers is the result of pigment, not a trick of the light. These birds’ emerald green, lime green, chartreuse, or ...

These birds hop and walk on the ground with a swaggering and confident gait. Learn more about the black-billed magpie. ... An unusually long-tailed black-and-white corvid with a black bill.

In eastern Idaho, we are blessed to have one of those very unique birds, equipped for a very specific lifestyle — the long-billed curlew. This long-billed and long-legged bird is North America ...

BOWMAN COUNTY, N.D. — There’s a stretch of Kim Shade’s ranch in the North Dakota Badlands where he used to look for a peculiar long-billed bird from the seat of his saddle. Now, all he sees ...

Unlike our target species, long-billed curlew are considered a species of least concern, meaning that they are plentiful in the wild, but they’re still protected via the Migratory Bird Act.

Sora rails are smaller, rounded, but still chickenlike birds. They are mottled gray and brown with white-edged feathers, and a gray face with a black mask and yellow bill. It’s a wetland bird ...

Anderson began seeing long-billed birds in the late 1990s. Grant M. Haller/Seattle Post-Intelligencer In Alaska, most of the affected birds are black-capped chickadees.

Marine bird populations in northern Puget Sound have seen significant declines since the late 1970s, according to a Western Washington University study.

Loneliness doesn’t last long with another bird’s arrival California scrub-jays are delightful yard visitors with their sometimes comical feeding antics and loud, raspy calls ...