Fourth of July a nightmarish holiday for shorebirds. Another challenge is coming up soon: the Fourth of July. "People set off fireworks near colonies and that can cause the entire colony to ...

The 47th session of the UNESCO World Cultural Committee, which is now taking place from July 6 to July 16, 2025, has already ...

That means these small shorebirds do not grow as big as they did 30 years ago ... Once the migrating knots reached their wintering grounds on the coast of Mauritania in west Africa, ...

In the past few years, shorebirds seem to be arriving earlier from their Arctic nesting grounds. Traditionally, we'd begin seeing them in mid-July, now they are here by July 1.

The most important foraging areas for shorebirds are found within the wild and relatively inaccessible wilderness of Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge, 7,600 acres of barrier beach, wetlands, dunes ...

More than a dozen black skimmers, a state-threatened shorebird, displaying swollen limbs and injuries on Fort Myers Beach, show signs of an illness that killed more than 100 in Southwest Florida ...

Because shorebirds are awfully confiding, they will approach still observers, affording great views through your binoculars. The killdeer, with its large eyes, is a visual hunter.

An ever-changing spit of sand on the Carolina coast is a haven for multitudes of shorebirds. But nature and humans threaten it. 56 By Deborah Cramer Photographs by Damon Winter Deborah Cramer is a ...

Along with a multitude of insects, mammals and venomous creatures, there is an abundance of shorebirds that call South Texas home. There's good reason Corpus Christi has long been called the ...

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