Winter is a great time to view some unique birds in Ohio, including dark-eyed juncos and the eastern screech-owl.

Known as the Super Bowl of birding, the cherished holiday tradition gains urgency amid declining bird populations.

This story was originally published by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. COLUMBUS — Interesting and uncommon birds often make their way to Ohio during the winter months, and now is a great ...

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From the Northern Lights to snowy tundras, Arctic destinations are attractive for a host of reasons. These are the best ...

This is the Christmas bird count season, and we are celebrating the 125th year of consecutive counts in the U.S. This annual ...