Bird News
Common eiders used to be plentiful in Vineyard waters.
We all have bird feeders to provide nutritious food for our feathered friends. Likely the feeders are fairly close to our houses, so the birds can be...
The 61st annual Christmas Bird Count was held on Jan. 2, but the initial compilation of the data was started the next day when we all gathered via...
Some local species may seem ho-hum to us, but visitors from abroad will rave about them.
We have seen irruptive species — residents of the northern woodlands that irrupt (migrate) southward when their foods are scarce.
Whether you are looking out your window or taking part in an outdoor activity, you never know when the unexpected shows up.
Keep your eyes glued to the sky for a glimpse of these species common to our shores.
