Belted Kingfisher by Ray Hennessy.
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Feature Articles
Where Do Migrants Go in Winter? New Models Provide Exquisite Detail
By Gustave Axelson; Illustrations by Jillian Ditner
Analysis: A New Vision for Restoring Warbler Wintering Habitat
By Eric Ponçon and Juan-Diego Román
Yellow Warbler in Costa Rica. Photo by Fernando Burgalin Sequeria/Macaulay Library.
Photo Essay: The Fragile Forest Home of the Birds-of-Paradise
Photos and Story by Tim Laman
Photo by Tim Laman.
Analysis: The Forest Home of the Birds-of-Paradise Is Disappearing. Fast.
By Edwin Scholes
Sound Sleuthing: Discovering New Bird Species by Listening for Them
By Kathi Borgmann
Add Spark to Your Winter Bird Photography With These Pro Tips
By Ray Hennessy
American Robin by Ray Hennessy.
Perspective: How Birds Helped Me Find Calm in 2020
By Christina Greer
Columns & Departments
View From Sapsucker Woods: The Next Chapter for the Cornell Lab
By John W. Fitzpatrick
Urban Feeders May Be Havens for Rural Birds During Harsh Winter Weather
By Marc Devokaitis
The Macaulay Archivist Whose Career Spanned Analog and Digital Eras
By Kathi Borgmann
Meet the New Wizard of Winter Finch Forecasts: Q&A with Tyler Hoar
By Marc Devokaitis
A City Gets Quieter in 2020, and White-crowned Sparrows Change Their Tune
By Marc Devokaitis
Do Birds Have Eyelashes?
By Marc Devokaitis
2020 Was a Year of Ups and Downs for the Endangered Species Act
By Marc Devokaitis
These Female Hummingbirds Masquerade as Males
Illustration by Jillian Ditner
The Coolest Hummingbird, as Measured by an Actual Thermometer
By Marc Devokaitis
Gallery: A Sparkling Moment with an American Dipper
By Ross Bartholomew
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