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Kirtland's Warbler, Dendroica kirtlandii, has a tiny habitat and almost became extinct. Conservation measures have brought it back in Michigan, USA.

The Golden-cheeked warbler breeds in a limited U. S. habitat found only in the Texas hill country. Spring birders can find them at sites west and south of Austin.

One of the world's most elusive birds nests in the jack pines of the Lower Peninsula. Take a guided birdwatching tour and visit the Kirtland's Warbler Festival in May.

There are many birds with yellow plumage in Southern California. Here are twelve of the most common ones that are seen during various seasons.

Lost Maples State Natural Area is best known for spectacular fall color in late October and early November. Spring, however, can be equally rewarding to park birders.

Nestled in the Niagara Escarpment in the Greater Toronto Area are some captivating waterfalls accessible by hiking trails and preserved in their natural woodland settings

A new study in UK has come up with details of alarming implications of global warming on bird migration.It calls for immediate ameliorative measures.

This park grew from a heap of landfill in the 1950's, to an Important Bird Area of Global Significance in 2001. The bird count is in excess of 300 species.

The Texas Hill Country provides some of the best scenery in the state. It's also home to hundreds of bird species, and the Audubon's Baker Sanctuary is one premier site.

Garden feeders attract birds for a free meal and in the process change the way they evolve.

Contrary to the graphic truth, most people think of great blue herons as silent, stealthy fish eaters; in fact, these opportunists have a varied and surprising diet.

Bird watching along the shores of Lake Ontario during spring migration offers rare opportunities to add exciting migrants to your birding list.

Wild bird watching and feeding is a fascinating hobby but beneath all the flurry and colorful activity an important partnership with nature is playing out.

To take the next step in your birding journey, start learning how to identify birds by their song as well as by sight.

Patzcuaro lies at 7,500 feet in central Mexico. The surrounding area, ranging from 5,000 to 9,000 feet, provides a diversity of resident and migratory bird species.

Texas hosts more migratory birds than almost any other state. The Lone Star state was also the first to create birding and wildlife viewing trails.

River cane, also known as giant cane or switch cane, is the only member of the bamboo family native to the United States.

If nature lovers want to regale in 10,000 pristine acres abundant with flora, fauna and creatures great and small, then Little St. Simons is the spot for them.

San Miguel de Allende has long attracted North American artists, retirees and tourists. Excellent birding also can be found in the city's arroyos, hillsides and parks.

Bird watching is a favorite Maritime outdoor activity. From the endangered piping plover to the majestic blue heron, maritime birds are plentiful and fun to spot.

Mexico is a premium destination for birders, and guided trips are popular across the country. Less well known is that great birding exists in resort locations as well.

Bude with its sandy beaches is a popular seaside resort for family holidays, surfers and walkers who have a choice of walks along the South West Coast Path.

The hiker is provided with key information on climbing 3,165 foot Mount Monadnock in New Hampshire with views into the surrounding states.

These five top Florida state parks are best to visit during the cooler months when wildlife is abundant and the bug count is low. Migrating and native birds are present.

Keystone is well known for winter sports, but it's a great summer destination for fishing, mountain biking and hiking, too. Birders will also find it worth their time.

How to use bird feeders to "set the table" to attract wild birds to an appetizing array of different types of bird feeders and bird food.

The Cape May Bird Observatory provides observation platforms and naturalists to aid beginners and experienced birders in identifying raptors, shorebirds and songbirds.

Mountainous Summit County's Silverthorne is just 35 miles from Denver. It's a gateway to high country hiking, and the Lily Pad Lakes are practically in the city limits.

Not being able to raise their own offspring, cowbirds are dependent on other birds to nurture their young. This poses problems for both hosts and cowbirds.

From mid-October through April, Catalina State Park provides free guided bird walks every Friday morning. Expert guide Denis Wright leads these bird-rich outings.

San Miguel de Allende, an historic colonial city in Guanajuato, is a good locale for touring birders. Several other nearby locations offer birders added reason to visit.

Estero del Yugo, a 27 acre protected estuary in the northern Cerritos Beach area of Mazatlan, offers great birding at Christmas or any other time of the year.

An hour's drive from Denver, Summit County offers multiple high mountain hiking opportunities. McCullough Gulch, under Quandary Peak, has cascades, flowers and birds.

New York City serves as home or resting spot to a remarkable array of birds, both migratory and resident, including hawks, falcons, bald eagles and owls.

The Grand Canyon holds many species animals that may be seen by people floating the Colorado, hiking into the gorge, and even by those who remain on the rim.

An hour from Denver, Summit County is a skier's paradise. In summer, this lake and river-rich high country is an ideal place to look for resident and migratory birds.

Feeding birds is a fun activity for kids that can be used in conjunction with learning how to use bird identification books.

Lou Reed performed at the Paramount Theater in Asbury Park recently. The following is a review of that show.

Attracting birds to the backyard is a great hobby venture and to make sure you get a variety you may need more than seed trays.

The sandy beach of Wasaga Beach on Georgian Bay stretches for 14 kilometers along the southern shores of Lake Huron and makes this area a prime destination for swimmers.

With raptor migration as a focal point, Maine's Acadia National Park also has seabirds, warblers and other woodland species to draw birdwatchers in the fall.

Cypress Hills Park offers families friendly accommodations and an array of activities and events families enjoy; including hiking, camping and horse-back riding.

Find out more about the South Downs, an area comprising two areas of outstanding natural beauty in the UK - East Hampshire and Sussex Downs.

At Kejimkujik National Park families can enjoy endless fun. A Keji day trip can include a hike, bike, swim, canoe, kayak, or birdwatching adventure.

Kouchibouguac National Park offers rare bird watching, beaches, hiking, biking, and canoeing. The park is one of just two New Brunswick national parks.

The Devon heaths will be the first reintroduction site as conservation organizations work to restore the native smooth snake into its former range in southern England.

Once the trees are in full leaf, hundreds of birds disappear from our sight. Take advantage of spring migration to see who's flying through your neck of the woods.

South of the Smoky Mountains National Park, the Cherokee and Nantahala National Forests offer a wealth of summer recreational opportunities, without the crowds.

Like nature? Like culture? Then you'll have a ball in the heart of Texas.

When bird species are threatened, human intervention and an action plan for recovery can help. The Blue Chaffinch of Gran Canaria may yet be saved in this way.