Dan

Tufted Titmice are one of our cutest and most charismatic backyard birds. Their large dark eyes and pointed crest make them seem very expressive as they actively search for food in tree branches or at your bird feeder.

Mute Swans have been one of the most popular birds in Europe and Asia for hundreds of years.

Why do some birds group together in flocks while others spend more time alone? It often comes down to two main factors - what they eat, and what eats them.

Chimney Swifts spend almost every waking moment airborne, zipping around in the sky to capture flying insects.

September is the best month to see Ruby-throated Hummingbirds here in the Susquehanna Valley.

Northern Cardinals are one of our most recognizable and charismatic backyard birds. Here are some tips to follow if you want to see them visit more often.

Last week I wrote about a sandpiper called a Lesser Yellowlegs, which has a robin-sized body, but with very long yellow legs.

Shorebird migration is one of the highlights of late summer. Several species of sandpipers and plovers pass through Pennsylvania each fall on their way south.

A pair of Mississippi Kites have been living at Wildwood Lake Park near Harrisburg for the last two weeks.

Have you ever been listening to birds singing and calling, then heard multiple birds abruptly change their calls?