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Quiz: Can You Pick the Closest Relatives on the Tree of Avian Evolution? Advanced, Biology, Bird ID Skills, Evolution, News & Features, Science & Conservation
Living Bird Magazine Gallery: A Magnificent Frigatebird—in the Sky with Diamonds Art, News & Features
Living Bird Magazine Thousands of Digital 3D Museum Specimens Are Now Freely Accessible Online News & Features, Science & Conservation
Living Bird Magazine View from Sapsucker Woods: The Impossible Challenge: Protecting the Last Great Tropical Forests News, News & Features
Living Bird Magazine Birds, Friends, Fathers, and the Quest to Be Present Bird Watching, News & Features
Toward a Unified List of the World’s Bird Species News, News & Features
Living Bird Magazine To Bring Birds to Your Garden, Grow Native Plants: Here’s How to Get Started Basics, Bird-Friendly Homes, Habitat, Try This, Ways You Can Help Birds
Living Bird Magazine Oro Blanco: How Salt Farms in Honduras Sustain People and Shorebirds News & Features, Science & Conservation
Living Bird Magazine Living Bird Summer 2024—Table Of Contents News, News & Features
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Living Bird Summer 2024—Table Of Contents

Featured Articles

Oro Blanco: How Salt Farms in Honduras Sustain People and Shorebirds
In the San Lorenzo Bay of Honduras, salt farms provide golden opportunities for sustaining generations—of people, of shorebirds, of an artisanal way of life.
By Jorge Rodríguez; Photography by Jesús Moo Yam
To Bring Birds to Your Garden, Grow Native Plants: Here’s How to Get Started
Native plants offer a wild-foods bonanza for birds that helps draw more species into a yard.
By Marc Devokaitis; Illustrations by Charlotte Holden
Quiz: Can You Pick the Closest Relatives on the Tree of Avian Evolution?
Not everything is quite as it seems when it comes to evolution. Try this quiz and see if you can pick out who is related to whom in the bird world.
By Eliot Miller
Toward a Unified List of the World’s Bird Species
Ornithologists are collaborating to consolidate three widely used reference lists of bird species into a single global avian checklist.
By Kathi Borgmann
Birds, Friends, Fathers, and the Quest to Be Present
A comforting tradition of evening bird walks with a colleague helped the author become more present not just in her own life, but in her parents’ lives as well.
Perspective essay by Christina Greer

Columns & Departments

View from Sapsucker Woods: The Impossible Challenge: Protecting the Last Great Tropical ForestsBy Ian Owens
National Petroleum Reserve–Alaska Gets Additional Federal ProtectionsBy Gustave Axelson
New York Enacts First-in-the-Nation Neonic Ban on Crop Seed CoatingsBy Gustave Axelson
Thousands of Digital 3D Museum Specimens Are Now Freely Accessible OnlineBy Marc Devokaitis
Birdword: An Illustrated Guide to Some Tongue-Twisting Ornithological TermsBy Rosemary Mosco
Gallery: A Magnificent Frigatebird—in the Sky with DiamondsPhoto by Liron Gertsman; Text by Gustave Axelson