Although snow buntings (Plectrophenax nivalis) have so far been considered common and widespread, enjoying stable numbers and extensive nesting and wintering habitats, their North American populations have shrunk by 64% over the past four decades, according to the National Audubon Society .
Novel approach to track migration of arctic-breeding avian species
Photo from Cornell’s All About Birds
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Yellow-billed cuckoo
Birdwatching!
You know your girlfriend loves you when she drags herself out of bed on a lazy Sunday morning to go birding with you in the rain :) It may not have...
Baby Black Skimmer “I think I can fly” (Explore) by Photomatt28 on Flickr.
