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You can find black-and-white birds everywhere. If you live out west, heading to the grocery store often means seeing at least one Black-billed Magpie. And in the east, looking out...
The morning began just before sunrise with competing Great Horned Owls calling back and forth across Oliver Reservoir in the far southwest of the Nebraska panhandle. It was the fir...
Bird photography has a way of making you stop scrolling. One second you’re looking at a bird, and the next you’re staring at a tiny piece of wild magic frozen in time. That’s exact...
If a flash of blue across the arid montane summer landscapes of New Mexico and Arizona catches your eye, it may just be the spunky Mountain Bluebird. The first time I saw one of t...
There’s a way in which birds make the ordinary seem truly magical: one moment a small songbird is sitting quietly on a branch and the next a raptor is slicing through the sky as if...
The Painted Redstart (Myioborus pictus) is one of the Southwest’s most striking songbirds. With its velvety black plumage, bright scarlet belly, bold white wing patches, and white...
Audubon Photography Awards runs parallel opportunities for photographers in the U.S. and Canada and in Chile and Colombia. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a...
Wildlife has a way of stopping you in your tracks. One second, you’re scrolling; the next, you’re staring into the eyes of a lion, watching a bear wade through mist, or catching a...
OM System has sponsored another season of Wild Birds Revealed, showcasing incredible, beautiful birds and celebrating excellent wildlife photographers Tim and Russell Laman. [Read...
The biweekly reminder on my phone “10,000 Birds” generally equates to a routine (but much appreciated) conundrum of what can be shared that is interesting enough, bird-related, and...
Imagine you are a migratory songbird flying south for the winter. Your flight path, which may have started in the boreal forest of eastern Canada, takes you over mountains, valleys...
In the summer of 2026, conservation photographer Gerrit Vyn visited a remote wilderness called the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska. He spent much of June at Teshekpuk Lake, ju...
By Anupam Dutta Anupam is a Kolkata-based wildlife photographer and writer with a special interest in birds and their habitats. He is also a technology and business professional an...
By Jihun Oh Jihun is a Korean developer and the creator of KoreAves, an English-first evidence atlas for birds recorded in South Korea. The project connects species, regional recor...
White-crowned Forktail Chinese Barbet Eurasian Jay Drawings by JW
Fact-checked by Kenn Kaufman, field editor, Audubon magazine. We don’t have a lot of pink birds in North America. In fact, even if we get generous with the definition of pink and c...
More than 24,000 images entered the world's largest bird photography competition. Here are some of the standout winners.
If you're like me, you have a lot of field guides lying around. And I mean a lot. I have, of course, the guide that I still use regularly of the eastern birds of North America, but...
Red Fody, Mauritius, Oct 2018 Northern Cardinal, Maine, Jun 2026 Scarlet Finch, Baihualing, Yunnan, China, Mar 2026Photos by Kai Pflug
Chris Gooddie describes them as “the ultimate forest prize” – and this couldn’t be a more apt description of members of one of the most reclusive families of birds in the Great Eas...
Long-whiskered Owlet Marvelous Spatuletail Scarlet-banded Barbet Photos by Pablo Romo of Ikamexpeditions.
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