Birds

Audubon Joins Groups Opposing the Removal of Red-cockaded Woodpecker Protections

Audubon Joins Groups Opposing the Removal of Red-cockaded Woodpecker Protections

— A revised proposal from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service strengthens some protections, but would still prematurely remove endangered status for this bird on the brink.
Birds that Don’t Wait for Spring to Get Busy

Birds that Don’t Wait for Spring to Get Busy

— It’s still winter, but many birds are already building nests and raising their young.
Migrating and Wintering Waterfowl at Pine Island

Migrating and Wintering Waterfowl at Pine Island

— Weird duck season is here.
Winter Coastal Surveys Reveal New Shorebird Hotspot and Long-distance Visitors

Winter Coastal Surveys Reveal New Shorebird Hotspot and Long-distance Visitors

— Natural inlets and barrier islands provide critical stopover and wintering habitat for shorebirds, gulls, and more.
Introducing the Secretive Marsh Birds of Pine Island

Introducing the Secretive Marsh Birds of Pine Island

— These hard-to-find birds thrive in extensive, healthy marsh habitat, but their reclusive nature makes them difficult to find and study.
Revealing the Hidden Life of Secretive Marsh Birds

Revealing the Hidden Life of Secretive Marsh Birds

— By surveying for rails, bitterns, and other rare marsh birds, we’ll better understand the health of the marsh and what it means for birds and people.
Looking for an Escape? Try These 360 Videos of Bird Nesting Colonies

Looking for an Escape? Try These 360 Videos of Bird Nesting Colonies

— Immerse yourself in the beautiful, chaotic scenes of the Lower Cape Fear River.
Six Birdy and Binge-worthy Videos on North Carolina Birds

Six Birdy and Binge-worthy Videos on North Carolina Birds

— Get your fill of North Carolina birds with these short films, TV shows, and virtual presentations featuring Audubon.
Reigniting a Childhood Love of the Outdoors Through Birds

Reigniting a Childhood Love of the Outdoors Through Birds

— Bobbing sandpipers. Tiny toads. Swimming geese. Audubon intern London Thompson finds a lot to love on her first-ever bird walk.
Why You Shouldn't Feed Pelicans

Why You Shouldn't Feed Pelicans

— They may look hungry, but tossing food scraps to Brown Pelicans does more harm than good.