To secure and protect Sibley Prairie, a unique, biodiverse ecosystem only 15 miles from the Motor City, environmental organizations must raise $6 million by the end of 2026.

A surprising number of migrating birds are choosing to stop in metropolitan areas, researchers found, raising the stakes for urban conservation efforts.

In a new study of European bird species, participants picked the Eurasian Blackbird’s serenade as the most pleasing thanks to ...

Update: When the gavel finally declared the bidding over, this copy of The Birds of America was officially sold for $9.65 million. The amount is within the $8-12 million range the book was estimated ...

Community Science is central to Audubon’s legacy and identity and the involvement of community scientists is fundamental to Audubon’s work to improve the lives of birds. The cornerstone is the ...

Whether you’re shopping for your first scope or upgrading, we’ve got options for every budget. Sometimes binoculars just don’t cut it. They’re splendid when birds are nearby, but when you’re after a ...

Where you can find an Audubon conservation action center and what to expect when you visit.

From nature and gardening tips to sweet songbirds and owlets, these calendars are a great way to get your daily dose of birds. Beautiful birds, every day of the year. Our 2027 calendars bring stunning ...

Well-named, the Pine Warbler is not often seen away from pine trees, especially during the breeding season. More sluggish than most of their relatives, Pine Warblers forage in a rather leisurely way ...

You're ready to take bird photos, but where to start? What kind of camera should you consider buying? What else should you bring into the field? What if I just want to use my phone? Don't panic. These ...

Attract the birds you love to your outdoor space year-round. Don’t let your feeders hang empty. You can support birds year-round with Audubon’s many blends and mixes of seed, feed, and suet. Attract a ...

In open terrain, this predatory songbird watches from a wire or other high perch, then pounces on its prey: often a large insect, sometimes a small bird or a rodent. The Loggerhead Shrike is gradually ...