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In Alabama’s Black Belt, Scientists Are Banding Birds In Rare Patches of Prairie to Aid Restoration Efforts

Jun 25, 2026

Last winter, Lianne Koczur traveled to Central Alabama to glimpse a landscape of the past—and perhaps one for the future. Dense, dormant grass covered the 100-acre field. “Most people would walk… ,Read More Audubon News
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Making Sense

Jun 25, 2026

Chances are, if you’ve spent any time near a body of water, you have seen an Osprey. Aptly nicknamed fish hawks, the birds hunt along coastlines, rivers, and lakes throughout the hemisphere and the… ,Read More Audubon News
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The Birds of Our Lives

Jun 25, 2026

I walk my dogs along the Potomac River most evenings. My route has become second nature, the curve of the path, the movement of the river, the parts of the walk I know by heart. Often, I turn a bend… ,Read More Audubon News
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10 Fun Facts About the Painted Bunting

Jun 25, 2026

In a world increasingly polluted by AI slop, the Painted Bunting might make you think twice: Is that bird real? Fortunately for us, male Painted Buntings—adorned with splashes of primary colors… ,Read More Audubon News
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As Water-Sharing Negotiations Heat Up, Wildlife Habitats Along the Shrinking Colorado River Are at Risk

Jun 25, 2026

Until the 20th century, the Colorado River moved freely through the West, from forested Rocky Mountain headwaters through canyons, deserts, and lush wetlands and then out to sea. But by 1922, as… ,Read More Audubon News
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A Golden-winged Warbler Sounds the Alarm

Jun 25, 2026

When Deirdre Murphy embarks on a painting, she often begins far from her easel. Ecology is a central theme in her practice, and the Philadelphia-based artist regularly consults with researchers and… ,Read More Audubon News
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In Alabama’s Black Belt, Scientists Are Banding Birds In Rare Patches of Prairie to Aid Restoration Efforts

Jun 25, 2026

Last winter, Lianne Koczur traveled to Central Alabama to glimpse a landscape of the past—and perhaps one for the future. Dense, dormant grass covered the 100-acre field. “Most people would walk… ,Read More Audubon News
Know More
Making Sense

Jun 25, 2026

Chances are, if you’ve spent any time near a body of water, you have seen an Osprey. Aptly nicknamed fish hawks, the birds hunt along coastlines, rivers, and lakes throughout the hemisphere and the… ,Read More Audubon News
Know More
The Birds of Our Lives

Jun 25, 2026

I walk my dogs along the Potomac River most evenings. My route has become second nature, the curve of the path, the movement of the river, the parts of the walk I know by heart. Often, I turn a bend… ,Read More Audubon News
Know More
10 Fun Facts About the Painted Bunting

Jun 25, 2026

In a world increasingly polluted by AI slop, the Painted Bunting might make you think twice: Is that bird real? Fortunately for us, male Painted Buntings—adorned with splashes of primary colors… ,Read More Audubon News
Know More

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In Alabama’s Black Belt, Scientists Are Banding Birds In Rare Patches of Prairie to Aid Restoration Efforts

Making Sense

The Birds of Our Lives

10 Fun Facts About the Painted Bunting

As Water-Sharing Negotiations Heat Up, Wildlife Habitats Along the Shrinking Colorado River Are at Risk

A Golden-winged Warbler Sounds the Alarm

In Alabama’s Black Belt, Scientists Are Banding Birds In Rare Patches of Prairie to Aid Restoration Efforts

Making Sense

The Birds of Our Lives

10 Fun Facts About the Painted Bunting

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