
A Young Birder’s Take on Our Young Birders Event
August 15, 2012 1:14 pm 4 CommentsStanding at the edge of a scrubby patch of trees, Chris Wood was coaxing a rarity into view. The small... View Article
Standing at the edge of a scrubby patch of trees, Chris Wood was coaxing a rarity into view. The small... View Article
For a few weeks now we’ve been looking forward to a major milestone in our eBird project: the addition of... View Article
It was Friday morning in a forest of upstate New York, and Cornell undergraduates Hilary Yu and Jen Goforth had... View Article
A colorful, fruit-eating bird with a black mask, pale belly, and scarlet breast—never before described by science—has been discovered and... View Article
Note: Science editor Gus Axelson recently posted about how the warblers of Europe don’t exactly measure up to our spectacular... View Article
It’s been a little over a year since Olivia Bouler came to visit the Lab and taught an arts workshop... View Article
On a recent trip to Hungary, science editor Gus Axelson got a chance to test out a new line of... View Article
A highly accomplished group of young birders will gather here at the Cornell Lab this weekend for our fourth annual Young Birders Event, sponsored this... View Article
HBO is airing a documentary that should make bird watchers do the unthinkable: put down their binoculars and head for... View Article
I suppose one could say that brownish European warblers are no different than our sparrows—differentiating a Savannah from a Song... View Article
A Young Birder’s Take on Our Young Birders Event