"Almost like you're hearing your heartbeat in the back of your head." ...

Finnegan McGill has spent more than four years turning a concern about declining bird populations into a working piece of technology. This 18-year-old student from Tucson, Arizona, developed a device ...

Birdsong can seem almost limitless: one species whistles, another rattles, another races through a rapid sequence of notes.

The lives that slither and scurry beneath the soil’s surface are vital for ecological health: now we can listen in to them ...

The sun had set. When most were beginning to settle in for the night, the time had come to head off into the woods. The night air was cool and ...

Northwest Illinois holds some surprisingly open, sky-filled landscapes, and one of the best places to experience them is Big ...

The young songbirds listen to the sounds around them to unconsciously learn statistical patterns of sounds and organise their songs, similar to how babies figure out where one word ends and the next ...

Samuel Henderson, 12, can imitate 132 bird species with startling accuracy. His talent offers a window into how the human ...

The young song birds listen to the sounds around them to unconsciously learn the statistical patterns of the sounds and ...

Researchers have uncovered a previously undetected structure in the songs of Bengalese finches that has the same statistical ...

Birdwatching is drawing younger people through technology, social connection and programs that make the outdoors easier to ...