Turning off outdoor nights at light can aid spring bird migration, with tens of millions in flight over Michigan late this ...

Michigan could see more than 5.1 million birds fly over the state amid spring migration May 11.

Up to 10 million birds could fly over Michigan this week as peak spring migration brings many feathered friends back for the ...

While most Michigan residents are sleeping Friday night, May 8, millions of birds will be flying over the state as part of ...

Most birds migrate at night while people sleep, guided by stars, the Earth's magnetic field and sounds.

They aren’t the flashiest of birds, but they are harbingers of spring in Michigan. Keep your eyes and ears open for red-winged blackbirds, sandhill cranes, Canada geese and turkey vultures. These ...

This bird observatory has nearly 50 years of data on migrating raptors and waterbirds but has not tracked nocturnal birds – ...

Spring is in the air and so are the birds, flocking back to Northern Michigan for the warmer months. Because it’s spring migration, there are a lot of birds to keep an eye out for, in fact, “probably ...

Wildlife lovers are invited to attend guided birding tours at several Wetlands across Michigan. As birds return to Michigan’s wetlands in spring, Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNOR) ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Late-season goose hunters should take precautions to protect themselves from bird flu, the Michigan Department of Natural ...

NEWAYGO, Mich. — In single-digit temperatures, birders Terry and Andrea Grabill can still spot songbirds in snow-covered trees, clocking their calls within seconds. "Winter birding is tough," Terry ...

What do the modern internet and the fabled unicorn have in common, you ask? You wonder for the nth time what bird is demanding, “Quick, three beers!” It is so elusive, you just can’t ever spot it.