Birding Tip: Don’t Fear Pelagic Birding
Take your birding to the sea with confidence
Birding University
Birding University is an educational ecosystem helping birders of all backgrounds grow their skills in birding, conservation, and community—because birding is for everyone.
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Story of New Zealand's Beach Fairy
The ongoing effort to protect New Zealand’s rarest breeding bird
Birding Tip: Packing for a Summer Day in the Field
Prepare for heat, insects, storms, and long hours outdoors
AOS 2026: The 144th Annual Meeting of the American Ornithological Society
Hope is the thing with feathers
Birding Tip: Post-Breeding Wanderers
Why late summer brings unexpected birds to unexpected places
Study Series: Shorebirds 201b
Stacking the odds in your favor to find more shorebirds
Study Series: Shorebirds 201a
Using the Foundations of Field ID to approach shorebird identification
Interview: Phil Brown (Naturalist)
In discussion with renowned Dreamcatcher on slowing down, MicroExploring, and finding nature’s hidden wonders
Birding Tip: Start Broad with Shorebird Identification
Learn to identify shorebirds from the outside in
Quiz: Shorebirds (North America)
Test your shorebird identification skills with this quick quiz
Birding Tip: Birding the Ecological Engines of Change
How fire, wind, water, and other disturbances reshape habitats
The Complete Naturalist 101
Why every birder should look beyond birds
Birding Tip: Follow the Family Group
Family life can lead you to birds you’d otherwise miss
Community & Conservation: Federal Duck Stamp
A $25 purchase that has protected millions of acres—and why every birder should own one
Birding Tip: Birding After Summer Storms
Why rough weather often creates the best birding
Photo Essay: Long Island Sound
Exploring Connecticut's vibrant coastal birdlife
Interview: Northern Vermont Feminist Bird Club
Building a more welcoming birding community, one outing at a time
Birding Tip: The Fledgling Test
How to know when a baby bird needs help—and when it doesn't
Study Series: Warblers 401b
Learning the subtle clues that separate difficult warblers in the field
Study Series: Warblers 401a
When warblers break the rules