Birds make a variety of sounds to communicate.

Here come the seabirds! Last year was a banner summer for seabirds and this week's sightings offer hope that the pattern will repeat itself.

I was at Cedar Tree Neck on June 24 and noticed a strange malady has affected the numerous beech trees there.

The name Little Beach fits; it is 20 acres and is frequently mentioned in this column.

I had the great pleasure of joining Sheriff's Meadow Foundation's Winging It 4-H club for a tour of Quansoo Farm.

Most of our nesting birds already back singing mightily as they establish territories and nests.

The nesting season is reaching its peak.

A number of birders have reported fewer birds at their feeders.

During this week's peak migration a number of new species for the year were reported.

Birds do not always do what we expect, which is part of what makes watching them so interesting.