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Expert birders share all you need to know as millions of birds pass through or make the journey to Iowa this spring.
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A veterinarian answers questions about the response to bird flu and the safety of the egg supply.
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Every spring, nearly a million sandhill cranes pass through an 80-mile stretch of the Platte River in Nebraska on their northward migration.
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Federal agencies have mandated and facilitated testing for the H5N1 virus to try to protect birds, cows and humans; researchers in the Midwest hope those efforts continue under the new presidential administration.
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Iowa birding experts share the feathered friends you may spot in Iowa this winter and the enticing destinations for birders hoping to escape the cold.
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An ecologist shares a beginner's guide to the mysterious creatures of the night sky: owls.
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Many owls live among us in Iowa, but with their ethereal calls, nocturnal habits and silent flight, they can seem a little otherworldly.
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Even though the Lyon County Fair started this week in a new location, participants are still enjoying showcasing their animals during the livestock show.
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Shea Hembrey, who just completed an artist fellowship at the University of Iowa, creates “landscape paintings” using colorful soil supplements to plant trees and promote native bird conservation.
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Nesting season is a great opportunity for first-time birdwatchers to make observations and start identifying species. Expert birders share tips for beginners.