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Cerulean Warbler / Photo by Lana Hays It is no secret that the Endangered Species Act gives incomplete protection to vulnerable species ...

Yesterday I took the first train of the day into Manhattan so that I could watch spring migration in Central Park. While there had been some...

An at-risk but unlisted species, the Cerulean Warbler Photo by Wikimedia user Mdf , used under a Creative Commons License Last week, J...

Since I adopted the Cerulean Warbler as my blog's mascot, I try to keep abreast of news regarding the species. The tiny warbler has bee...

A bill in the House of Representatives, introduced by Frank Pallone and Christopher Shays, would end some of the worst damage from mountaint...

John James Audubon described cerulean warblers as follows : It arrives in the lower parts of the State of Louisiana, in company with many ot...

Just a few gleanings from the weekend that did not make it into my last edition of Loose Feathers .... Coffee and Conservation reviewed the...

The US Fish and Wildlife Service has declined to list the cerulean warbler under the Endangered Species Act. Conservation groups had asked ...

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources is in the process of revising its lists of protected plants and animals . Among the changes is t...

A few days ago, I finally saw a bird that had eluded me for several years, the cerulean warbler . (I have an account of the encounter here ....

I finally caught up with a cerulean warbler , and the sighting was a great one indeed. This morning I headed out to Pennyfield Lock, in mile...

The following are birds that I would like to add to my Washington, D.C., list within the next year. Some of these I have seen before, but no...

I posted a list below of the life birds I have seen within the past year . Now as one year ends and the next begins, I would like to look ah...

Friday Bird Notes On this rainy day, I have no sightings to report. I am glad to see a good, drenching rain, though. The trees on my block c...