Aah, September! Quite a spectacular time of year here. Brilliant sunshine, cerulean skies with picturesque clouds, insects buzzing and buzzing, fields of glowing goldenrod (tall, field, common ...

This is a large, colorful vireo and a strong, though slow-paced, singer. It moves sluggishly, which combined with its camouflaged coloration, can make it difficult to locate high in the leaves of the ...

Reuben Rohn spotted a yellow-throated vireo at Stumpy Lake in Virginia Beach, one of the most colorful members of its family. A female oriole made a spectacular appearance for Carmen Scherrer at ...

For many of us, vireos are just voices in the treetops. These small, insect-eating birds spend a lot of their time feeding high in the trees, where their songs are the only clue to their presence. Add ...

During spring migration, warblers get lots of attention. Most are brightly colored and sing loud distinctive songs. Yellow warblers, for example, are common, beautiful, and easy to find. But other ...

The Bulletin is a quarterly publication consisting of major articles based on original studies of birds and short communications that describe observations of particular interest. Each issue also ...

The following sightings were reported to Newburyport Birders this week. Report your sightings to Newburyport Birders at newburyportbirders.com or by calling 978-204-2976. Parker River National ...

Kansas' prettiest vireo isn't easily found. Yellow-throated vireos mostly live east of the Flint Hills and are birds of sizable woodlots that spend most of their time high in the leafy canopy. If not ...