Living Bird Magazine—Latest Issue
January 1, 2022
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Feature Articles
Macaulay Library’s Best Bird Photos 2022
Featuring more than 50 contributors
Pink Robin, Australia, by Laurie Ross/Macaulay Library.Meet the Birder Who Runs a Christmas Bird Count 500 Miles North of the Arctic Circle
By Marc Devokaitis
Rock Ptarmigan nest as far north as there is land in the world. Photo by Clare Kines.Some Eurasian Blackcaps Are Flipping Migration, Flying North for Winter
By Marc Devokaitis
Eurasian Blackcap by Sérgio Correia/Macaulay Library.On Capitol Hill, Bird Walks Help Politicians Find Common Ground
Story by Ariel Wittenberg; photos by Chris Linder
Columns & Departments
Are Cardinals Redder in Winter?
By Staff Writers
European Study Shows Bird Declines Similar to North America’s 3 Billion Birds Lost
By Gustave Axelson
Bird Cams Hawk Family Immortalized in Sculpture
By Pat Leonard
Migratory Bird Treaty Act Sees Incidental Take Protections Reinstated
By Gustave Axelson
Cornell Lab to Advise Federal Government on Safest Places to Develop Offshore Wind Power
By Gustave Axelson
“Hargila” Film Documents India’s Grassroots Effort to Save the Endangered Greater Adjutant Stork
By Marc Devokaitis
Parthenogenesis in California Condors Stuns Scientists
By Hugh Powell
Gallery: A Pointillist Barn Owl
Artwork by Geoff Keller; text by Gustave Axelson
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