Get Yourself to Indiana's First National Park, Where the Birds Abound
With an upcoming festival celebrating spring migration, it’s time to explore the rare habitats and hundreds of species at Indiana Dunes.
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The Insider’s Guide to Birding in Central Park, New York City
It won’t be your typical birding experience—but that’s what also makes it so special. We asked the experts for tips to make the most of your visit.
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Every summer, the birds flock in staggering numbers to feast in the food-rich waters around the Aleutian Islands.
Birdist Rule #87: Know How to Bird on Vacation with a Non-Birding Spouse
It's possible, but compromise is key.
Hawaii Counts: Meet 10 Island Birds Now Eligible For Your Life List
The American Birding Association recently voted to include Hawaii birds in their official checklist. Get to know some of the newcomers.
From the Archive: Birding Without Borders
Reports from Noah Strycker's record-setting 2015 Big Year.
All Travel Stories
Day 9: Thirty Years Since The Last Report
April 21, 2016 —
The Ivory-bill becomes more ghost-like each step of the way.
Summer Birding in the National Parks
April 21, 2016 —
Celebrate 100 years with a little birding and a lot of adventure in America's most beautiful spots.
Day 8: On to Ojito de Agua!
April 20, 2016 —
After a series of unfortunate events, Gallagher and the team finally reach their camp in Humbolt National Park.
Day 7: The End of the Good Times
April 19, 2016 —
Slip sliding into Humboldt National Park is much harder than it sounds.
Day 6: Guantanamo Bound
April 18, 2016 —
The team encounters a few ominous creatures as they wade into restricted territory.
Day 5: Travels With El Indio in the Mountains Above Bahia de Taco
April 15, 2016 —
A savvy local guide leads a hike full of endemics and faux woodpecker calls.
Day 4: Following in the Footsteps of Earlier Searchers
April 14, 2016 —
Will a mine-scarred valley yield any Ivory-bills?
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