Birds - Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Make a difference for birds and science
Count birds at your feeders and join Project FeederWatch this season, beginning in November. Everyone welcome!

Saving birds and habitat through cooperative conservation
President Bush announces a strategy for restoring North America's migratory birds, adopting recommendations from a report by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and partners.

Sounds of the Arctic
Share in the adventure and see stunning images as recordists from the Lab's Macaulay Library travel to Alaska and other locations to collect rare sound and video of birds.

All About Birds
Check out the All About Birds Online Bird Guide - the best online guide of its kind!

Keep track of your bird sightings
Use eBird to maintain your own lists and help scientists track bird movements.

eBird Trail Tracker
New, interactive, bird observation and information software for visitors' centers at parks and wildlife refuges

Why are some groups of animals so diverse?
Researchers take a look at skinks for the answer.

Clements Checklist, 6th edition, now available
Authoritative reference for birders includes more than 9,930 bird species in world checklist

Monday Night Seminar schedule for Fall 2007
The series is free and open to the public.

The Birds of North America Online
18,000 pages of information on North America's breeding birds, now online!

Priority migrant species
Collect data for five priority species on their wintering and migratory routes for rangewide conservation plans.

The search for the ivory-bill
Lab scientists discuss search strategies and evidence; latest updates.

Canada protects boreal forest wilderness

Thousands of birds die in Black Sea oil spill

Birds vs Airport: Birds win!

Vulture-killing drug now on sale in Africa

Fijian seabird isles to be "de-ratted"