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As millions of birds migrate south from and through Michigan, a digital migration map offers the chance to track their path ...
Is your hummingbird feeder still up? Are you interfering with their migration south by keeping it out? Here's when you can take it down.
Get out the binoculars. The birds are starting to head south, and this Ohio festival at a birding hotspot gives you the ...
Michigan is unique in that it sits at the intersection of the Mississippi and Atlantic “flyways” — common migration routes ...
New radar maps from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology show real-time nocturnal bird migration across the United States.
Hummingbirds will soon head south to Mexico and Central America for the winter. When can you take down your feeder in Ohio?
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As millions of birds migrate south from Michigan, a digital migration map offers the chance to track their path in real time ...
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Birds Are Migrating! Here's How to Track Them in Real Time
Cornell's BirdCast is a user-friendly project that lets you watch migration as it happens. As surely as one season marches into the next, the natural world follows suit and prepares for the changes ...
Millions of birds are currently flying through the Great Plains and the Midwest as they make their way toward their spring breeding sites, and many of those birds are flying through Illinois this week ...
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Each year, birds set out on their annual spring migration, traveling to their summer feeding grounds. This time of year is when local birds that went south for the winter return, or when birds that ...
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