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Maine’s Puffin Population is on the Mend

This summer, I wrote about the boom experienced by the puffin colony on the island of Skellig Michael in Ireland. […]

Climate change is a constant source of worry for ecologists, conservationists, and all of those who love birds and nature

It is once again time for the New Zealand Bird of the Year Contest, hosted by New Zealand’s Forest &

Guillemots and Murres may not look like Puffins at a glance, but all three of these seabirds belong to the

There’s a lot to love about Piping Plovers. Small, round, and undeniably charming, these little shorebirds are considered an indicator

The Whooping Crane cuts an impressive silhouette. It is the tallest bird in North America. Where these elegant giants loom

The Kookaburra is, perhaps, the most iconic of Australia’s many beautiful and fascinating birds. Not only is the Kookaburra, like

It is always lovely to see conservation efforts pay off. The work that conservation groups do to preserve delicate species

There are two sets of birds which fall under the “Honeycreeper” name. The “true” Honeycreepers are a group of small,

Ostriches are amongst planet Earth’s most distinctive and unusual birds. Belonging to the “ratite” group of large flightless birds, which