News — Seasonal Birding

How to Make the Most Out of Fall Birding

Posted by Melissa Mayntz

Fall is a spectacular season for birds, but it can also be a fleeting season as the days shorten, temperatures drop, and migrating birds move south. Make sure you don’t miss a moment of the season and its amazing birds. Why Fall Birding Is So Good After summer’s heat passes, autumn... Read More

6 Tips for Birding on the Water

Posted by Aimee Willems

Birdwatching pairs well with kayaking, canoeing and even paddle boarding. Discover the joys of birding on the water with these six helpful tips.

No Need for Maps – Birds Use a Magnetic Field to Find their Way!

Posted by Aimee Willems

In order to find their way during migration, birds use Earth's magnetic field along with a sort of internal compass—a specific protein found in their eyes.

How Do Birds Beat the Heat?

Posted by Christina Lorenzen

Birds are affected by the summer heat just like us, so how do they keep cool? Learn about birds' physical and behavioral adaptations to stay cool.

12 Amazing Facts You Should Know About Hummingbird Migration

Posted by Stacy Tornio

It’s hummingbird migration season, and these tiny flying jewels are busy fueling up for their journey. You can do your part to help by putting out nectar feeders and keeping them filled and fresh. Take a look at these incredible facts about the backyard favorite.

Winter Waterfowl Watching: The Best Birding Spots

Posted by Christina Lorenzen

Winter is a great time for waterfowl watching in the United States. Discover the best water bird hotspots to see ducks, geese and swans in the winter.

Winter Migration: Which Birds Stay and How do They Stay Warm?

Posted by MoreBirds.com

Winter can be a harsh time of year for birds, but a surprising number of them stay in one place year-round. Learn which birds stay, and how they survive through the cold season.

Birding in Winter: How to Stay Warm on the Coldest Winter Day

Posted by Melissa Mayntz

Winter temperatures can make it uncomfortable & unsafe for birders to be outdoors, but these tips will help you beat the weather for an amazing experience.

Meet the Birds of Winter

Posted by Christina Lorenzen

Birdwatching doesn't need to end in winter. Discover the wide variety of birds you can find during winter months, including cardinals, jays and woodpeckers.

What Is Torpor?

Posted by Melissa Mayntz

Torpor is when birds slow their metabolism, lower their body temperature and conserve energy. Learn how birds use it to survive cold temperatures.

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