Bird News
Fifty years ago, we saw large flocks of great blue herons, 25 to 50 at a time. I remember the spectacle of seeing Felix Neck's marshes filled with...
Southbound shorebirds are confusing. Every species is subtly different.
There is a hint of good news concerning the disease outbreak that has temporarily paused the use of bird feeders.
A loud "SKREEE" sound is repeated every few seconds for hours on end and can be heard a quarter mile away. The sound is hard to track down,...
The Massachusetts Department of Fisheries and Wildlife and the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology both recommend you take down your bird-feeders to...
Tropical storm Elsa blew by on July 9-10, with little in the way of unusual bird life to show for it.
Keep your eyes glued to the sky for a glimpse of these species common to our shores.
