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Wildlife Commission Works to Protect Eastern Black Rail

North Carolina · North Carolina

Wildlife Commission Works to Protect Eastern Black Rail

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The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is asking for public feedback on a management plan that’s been developed to save the Eastern Black Rail.See the Story

Living Bird Summer 2025—Table Of Contents

District of Columbia · District of Columbia

Living Bird Summer 2025—Table Of Contents

Featured Articles The Secret to Song Sparrows’ Extraordinary Success Lies in Their GenomeThis ordinary-seeming songbird species is teeming with subtle genetic diversity, which allows local populations to respond in various ways to a changing world. By Rebecca Heisman As Birds Decline, High-Precision eBird Models Offer a Vision of HopeFive years after the 3 Billion Birds Lost research, a follow-up study published in the journal Science showed h…Read Article

In Ultraviolet Light, Birds-of-Paradise Show True Colors

Australia · Australia

In Ultraviolet Light, Birds-of-Paradise Show True Colors

Red Bird-of-Paradise by Tim Laman. From the Summer 2025 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. More From Living BirdLiving Bird Summer 2025—Table Of ContentsLiving Bird Magazine—Latest IssueLiving Bird Magazine Archives Birds in the Paradisaeidae family—more than 40 species collectively called the birds-of-paradise—are famous for their spectacular mating dances. In the rainforests of New Guinea and Australia, male birds-of-paradise court …Read Article

A Bigger Range for the Lesser Goldfinch

Lesser Goldfinch by Sasha Cahill / Macaulay Library. From the Summer 2025 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. More From Living BirdLiving Bird Summer 2025—Table Of ContentsLiving Bird Magazine—Latest IssueLiving Bird Magazine Archives Lesser Goldfinch, the diminutive cousin of the familiar American Goldfinch, is found throughout the American Southwest from Texas to California (and south to South America), with populations breeding as f…Washington State · Washington Read Article

Listening with Merlin Bird ID, I Hear the Patterns We Live By

Illustration by Jillian Ditner. From the Summer 2025 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. More From Living BirdLiving Bird Summer 2025—Table Of ContentsLiving Bird Magazine—Latest IssueLiving Bird Magazine Archives We were car-birding a reed marsh near the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge in eastern Maryland—me and my uncle Ralph, binoculars trained, trying to make sense of a sparrow that wouldn’t sit still long enough for either of …Maryland · Maryland Read Article

Where to Go Birding Along Maryland's C&O Canal Trail

A Great Egret takes flight over the Potomac River near Violette’s Lock along the C&O Canal. Photo by Mark Regan Photography. Thousands of birders have submitted around 50,000 checklists from more than 60 eBird hotspots along the C&O Canal, racking up a total of 316 species. The canal path begins at mile 0 near where Rock Creek empties into the Potomac River—and where eBirders have spotted Yellow-crowned and Black-crowned Night Herons stalking in…Maryland · Maryland Read Article

How a Supreme Court Justice Helped Create the 185-Mile C&O Canal Trail

Photo of Justice William O. Douglas and party on the C&O Canal courtesy of the National Park Service From the Summer 2025 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. More From Living BirdLiving Bird Summer 2025—Table Of ContentsLiving Bird Magazine—Latest IssueLiving Bird Magazine Archives About 70 years ago, Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas helped preserve an important recreational and environmental landmark, the Chesapeake & Ohio Can…Cumberland, Maryland · Cumberland Read Article

Incorporating eBird Trends into State of the Birds 2025

Blue-winged Teal by Sharif Uddin / Macaulay Library. From the Summer 2025 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. More From Living BirdLiving Bird Summer 2025—Table Of ContentsLiving Bird Magazine—Latest IssueLiving Bird Magazine Archives The 2025 edition of the State of the Birds report—published in March by the North American Bird Conservation Initiative, a consortium of more than a dozen U.S. bird conservation groups (including the Corn…United States · United States Read Article

Birdword: An Illustrated Guide to Some Tongue-Twisting Ornithological Terms

Birdword is a recurring feature in Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. They’re sometimes called technical terms, eight-dollar-words, jargon, or just plain gobbledygook. But hidden inside those multisyllabic ornithological utterances are keys to fascinating behaviors, time machines to take you back to ancient Greek and Latin, and sly insights to the minds of scientists at work. In this recurring feature by illustrator Rosemary Mosco we break dow…United States · United States Read Article

North American bird declines story map

eBird reported If you feel like you see or hear fewer birds than you used to, you’re not imagining things. Across North America, birds are vanishing from the landscapes they once thrived in. New research from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s eBird Status and Trends was recently published in the journal Science. The paper, North American bird declines are greatest where species are most abundant, analyzes 495 North American bird species and shows…United States · United States See the Story

3 Reasons Why Woodpeckers Are Great Excavators

Read more at The Hole Story: How Woodpeckers Make Homes for the Rest of the Forest Millions of years of evolution have turned some woodpecker body parts into high-efficiency tools. More than 200 species of woodpeckers are spread across every continent except Australia and Antarctica. And all of them, from the largest to the smallest, share a few unique adaptations that help them find food and create shelter deep inside trees—resources that would…Read Article

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