You don’t need to be hawk-eyed to spot amazing birds of prey In the fall, hawk-watchers count the thousands of the migrating raptors on the East Coast. October 27, 2019 ...

The return of spring brings more than just the color of blooms to brighten the garden. Feathers and nests also return. This new field guide to the birds of Washington makes it easy to identify and ...

A broad-winged hawk is seen during its fall migration over Curry Hammock State Park. The park has hosted the Florida Keys Hawkwatch, an annual census of migrating birds of prey, for 12 years.

Some of Washington state's most popular birds could disappear in the coming decades because climate change threatens their habitat, a new study by the National Audubon Society warns.

Nearly one-third of the state's birds are declining or their numbers are threatened, in... Report warns of threats to birds of Washington Seattle Post-Intelligencer Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

It's meant losses in Washington state, too. Birds that live in Washington's forests and coasts are under particular threat, according to a study in the journal Science this month, which was based ...

Sports; Outdoors; A Washington photographer’s passion: 600,000 photos of flying birds – and the incredible math behind it all June 3, 2021 Updated Fri., June 4, 2021 at 5 a.m.