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Gary Herritz: Travel with Birdfy Episode 3 - The Day After The Biggest Week In American Birding
by Gary Herritz on Jul 06 2025
I was in search of North America's rarest warbler: the Kirtland’s Warbler. This blog recounts my experience and also why the bird is so rare.
How to Choose and Place Bird Nest Boxes to Attract Native Songbird
by Matthew Young on Jun 11 2025
Birds are very selective in their choice of nesting sites. How to choose and place bird nest boxes to make sure native songbirds can easily find them? Guest expert Matthew Young has the answers in detail!
The Evolution of Anna's Hummingbirds: A Study on Beak Adaptation in Response to Backyard Feeders
by Lydia Li on Jun 10 2025
In recent years, the realm of ornithology has uncovered fascinating insights into how human activities can influence the evolution of wildlife. A noteworthy example of this phenomenon is the research published in Global Change Biology, which highlights the significant changes in the beak shape of Anna's hummingbirds (Calypte anna) over the past few decades.
Common and Irruptive Finches in North America Backyards
by Matthew Young on May 19 2025
Learn about the most common finches in North America, including American Goldfinches and House Finches, and discover irruptive species like Pine Siskins. Explore their behaviors, migration, and how to spot them in your backyard.
Christmas Bird Count & New Year Big Days
by Stephen Moss on Mar 12 2025
Christmas and New Year is traditionally a time for rest, recuperation, eating and drinking – but for birders like me, it is also time to get out in the field and count birds!
by DaiDaisy on Mar 07 2025
The Eastern and Western Meadowlarks are two closely related songbirds known for their vibrant yellow plumage and distinct songs. While similar in appearance, they differ in vocalizations, habitat preferences, and behaviors. This article explores their characteristics, ecological significance, and conservation efforts to protect these iconic North American grassland birds.
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