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Birding: Watch for New World warblers as they migrate south
1+ hour, 13+ min ago (265+ words) Published 12:15 pm Sunday, September 13, 2026 By Susan A. Stauffer/For the Observer As the days become shorter and somewhat cooler, some of the summer migrant Peninsula birds are still here and while others have left. A few of the migrant birds remaining…...
20th Annual Migration Celebration Showcases Bird Research, Projects to Community
1+ hour, 37+ min ago (715+ words) The Cornell Lab of Ornithology welcomed an estimated 2,000 members of the Ithaca community on Saturday for its annual Migration Celebration, a free event celebrating the fall bird migration and an opportunity for the public to glimpse some of the research…...
Cool Critters: They run on water, stumble on land and build nests that float
15+ hour, 15+ min ago (375+ words) They’ve finished their flamboyant breeding dance and made it through a secluded nesting season. And now, western grebes – with their ruby-colored eyes, yellow bills and swanlike necks – can be seen in an assortment of lakes and waterways in the Inland…...
Severn River Osprey Reproduction Plummets for Second Consecutive Year
23+ hour, 49+ min ago (408+ words) Osprey reproduction along the Severn River has failed for the second consecutive year, with a 2026 survey finding only three young birds apparently surviving to fledging age among 37 active breeding nests. Eco-Ed Endeavors documented 101 osprey nests during its annual survey, including…...
OUTDOORS: Late-summer walks reveal signs of the season changing
4+ hour, 18+ min ago (553+ words) As summer winds down and autumn slowly makes its presence known, a walk out of doors can be a rewarding time. Gone is the oppressive humidity, gone are the squadrons of biting insects, and instead of green, green, green surrounding…...
Bat on the loose on Glasgow train as travellers duck to avoid animal
50+ min ago (157+ words) "Hope it made it back to the bat cave." A bat was caught on film causing chaos on a Glasgow train this weekend. The animal somehow found its way onto a Scotrail service from Gourock to Glasgow Central on Saturday,…...
Alderney bird observatory flies high with wildlife award
5+ hour, 27+ min ago (214+ words) Alderney Bird Observatory has landed a conservation prize after helping the island win three awards at the Floral Guernsey Foundation Community Awards. Judges visited the observatory's base at the Hut at Saye in June, where they met volunteers and learned…...
"For three years, I had tried many times to get a decent photo of this species, but I hadn't yet succeeded. What you see before you is a dream fulfilled." Young wildlife photographer scoops top youth prize in major bird photography competition
5+ hour, 14+ min ago (241+ words) "I was walking through the woods with a group of birding friends one cloudy morning when I came across a Plain-backed Antpitta – a lifer for me and one of the first records of the species for the area," he explains....
Second batch of Dasara elephants arrive in Mysuru Palace
5+ hour, 29+ min ago (12+ words) The second batch of Dasara elephants arrived at Mysuru Palace on Sunday....
Seaside Seabird Sanctuary releases pelicans on 10th anniversary
7+ hour, 53+ min ago (271+ words) PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. — The Seaside Seabird Sanctuary celebrated its 10th anniversary Saturday by releasing around 50 recovered pelicans back into the wild. The sanctuary hosts releases every six to eight weeks for birds that have fully recovered. “Back to where you belong,…...