Dendroica

When wildlife lives alongside humans in urban or suburban environments, it becomes a frequent source of conflict, from groundhogs eating t...

Today is the release date for the highly anticipated Sibley Guide to Birds: Second Edition . The first edition set a new standard for Nort...

Warblers occupy a special place within the imaginations of North American birders. Warblers appear in a diverse array of colorful plumages, ...

In 2011, Richard Crossley introduced a new format for photographic field guides with his much-heralded Crossley ID Guide: Eastern Birds . ...

This week is National Moth Week . Why moths? Moths are extremely diverse, with about 160,000 species worldwide, and appear in a variety of s...

A new memoir by poet and essayist Sydney Lea describes life in rural New England. A North Country Life: Tales of Woodsmen, Waters, and Wil...

Birder and writer Bill Thompson III has produced a new paperback edition of The Young Birder's Guide to Birds of North America . This ...

The Peterson Field Guide to Moths of Northeastern North America , released this spring, filled a major field guide gap for people who are ...

The Peterson Field Guide to Moths of Northeastern North America is not the only identification guide for eastern moths to be published re...

A long-awaited update to Charles Covell's Moths of Eastern North America is finally in print this spring. Moths are among the most di...

New Jersey is the fifth-smallest – and the most densely-populated – state in the United States. A wide ribbon of urbanization stretches acro...

The Biodiversity Heritage Library (BHL) is an initiative to make old science books available to the general public by scanning them and p...

The Caribbean tends not to loom as large in a birder's imagination as areas for seeing ABA-area rarities like Texas's Lower Rio Gr...

Northern South America is known among North American birders as a hotspot of avian diversity, and for good reason. Four of the world's b...

The bird blogosphere has been buzzing with the release of another new field guide. One blog has already proclaimed it a strong contender for...

As birders we encounter a lot more than birds during the course of our birdwatching. These organisms are often interesting and beautiful i...

Most insects we encounter are benign, even beneficial, performing pollination services or breaking down waste and debris. Even spiders and...

The National Geographic Society has refreshed its venerable Field Guide to the Birds of North America with a new revised edition. This sixt...

Pete Dunne's current writing project is a four-part series of books based on seasons in North America. The first was Prairie Spring , ...