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In North America when the leaves start to fall and the days get shorter, many birds head south for warmer weather.
In North America when the leaves start to fall and the days get shorter, many birds head south for warmer weather.
Citizen science research is helping tell the story of one small songbird and its offbeat migration behavior.
Boreal bird species such as pine siskins have highly unusual migratory habits. With the help of citizen scientists, researchers…
Massive bird invasions taking place across the United States and Canada, a phenomenon that has long puzzled scientists and…
It sounds more like something out of Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds than something that's actually occurring: bird invasions.
A lack of the usual diet of forest seeds sends Canadian birds packing and heading south, researchers say. It's down to climate…
With puzzling variability, vast numbers of birds from Canada's boreal forests migrate hundreds or thousands of miles south from…