birds

Bird banders record information about individual birds to study the whole population, which has been shrinking since the 1970s.

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University of Cincinnati researchers are incorporating such technology as recording equipment and QR codes as they study the social behavior and preservation of bobwhite quails.

Wildlife agencies began getting reports in May of sick and dead songbirds with neurological signs, eye swelling and crusty discharge around the eyes. Blue jays, common grackles, European starlings, American robins and house sparrows appear to be the most affected.

In a property adjacent to the Cincinnati Nature Center in Milford, Ohio, sits Raptor Inc., a nonprofit organization run mostly by volunteers that is…

They're small, quick, and full of color. The ruby-throated hummingbird is beginning its annual migration south to warmer climates, so now's the perfect…

Kentucky residents have until the end of the month to voice opposition to the increased hunting of migrating sandhill cranes — the so-called “rib-eyes of…

New signage, vegetation and lighting are greeting birds and visitors alike at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden's renovated Wings of the World…

One-time Cincinnati Post photographer Robert Clark is now an acclaimed freelance photographer who often goes on assignment for National Geographic. Last…