The anhinga is most commonly seen in Florida and South America, making its appearance in Colorado highly unusual.

"This discovery opens new avenues for birdwatching." Onlookers stunned as iconic 'fireback' bird makes appearance at popular ...

Amazingly, a white ibis was found eating cicadas around the parking lot of Mashpee High School, representing just the second-ever June record for New England. A rare Say’s phoebe from the western US ...

A portion of a state park in Kansas will be closed off to the public until late June to help an endangered bird rear its young. According to reporting by KSNT, the Kansas Department of Wildlife and ...

Sightings of feeding and mating behaviour by the pair were reported by staff within a few days of the birds' arrival in April Osprey chicks have hatched in the East of England for the first time ...

On a recent Sunday morning, a group of 10 bird-watchers leisurely made their way up Yellow Fork Canyon near Herriman in southwest Salt Lake County as they looked and listened for different birds in ...

Penn’s Woods: Pennsylvania’s Great Outdoors Rare bird sightings draw outdoor enthusiasts to Berks County | Lehigh Valley Nature Watch Published: Jun. 21, 2025, 7:00 a.m.

The Bonnechere bash was unique because it marked the launch of a new version of the NatureCounts app that would aid in the accuracy and efficiency in cataloging bird populations. Birds Canada teamed ...

If you're looking for a calmer beach away from crowds to relax at this summer, check out these three "hidden gem" locations in Delaware.

In this series, we'll introduce you to the brains behind the BirdGuides operation – the sightings team operators, who provide Britain's birders with the fastest and most reliable bird sightings in the ...

Miles: Since the summer of 2022, just after I finished university. What do you most enjoy about working with the sightings team? Miles: Never knowing what rare bird is going to be found next is always ...

These recent sightings are compiled by Sue McGrath of Newburyport Birders. Report your sightings to Newburyport Birders at: [email protected] or 978-204-2976.