That’s because spring is when most birds turn to family obligations—they mate, build nests, lay eggs and raise young. Why do ...

Red-winged blackbird, sandhill crane, northern cardinal, yellow warbler, common loon and hummingbird also were on the list of indicators.

You won't want to miss these beautiful bird pictures! Each photo was submitted by a Birds & Blooms reader and showcases the ...

Spring arrives in whispers – softer air, lingering light; and then, one morning, familiar songs break the quiet. The cardinal ...

Other birds, of course, are singing in March, for example, the American robin, but it seems they are more often vocal at dawn ...

A fresh insight into how bird songs evolve over time has been provided by a University of Oxford study. The research analysed more than 100,000 bird songs to reveal the significant impact of ...

Bird songs fill forests with rich melodies, signaling territory, attracting mates, and fostering communication within flocks. These sounds are not static; they change over generations, much like human ...

in Oxfordshire. They form a part of a collection of 100,000 such songs collected over the years.

New research from the University of Oxford has provided fresh insights into how bird songs evolve over time, revealing a significant role for population dynamics in shaping song diversity and change.

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I asked Lauren to tell us more about how the band got together and what inspired the new song "Birds and Drama": "It’s actually pretty cool how we came together! The band is mostly family: I’m the ...

“We were all talking and then George’s Ramirez acoustic guitar appeared and I played ‘And I Love Her’ on it,” Robin recalled. “It was a massive thrill to play the song on the same ...