My high-tech bird feeder made me wonder: Do birds have a right to privacy? Animation by Zifei Zhang / Los Angeles Times. By Adam Tschorn. Senior Features Writer Follow. July 11, 2023 5 AM PT .

The morning of the talk, it occurred to me: I had not addressed the most important question: Why do we watch birds in the first place? Then I remembered an hour-long, 2012 HBO documentary called ...

How Three Bird Photography Experts Taught Me to Photograph Birds. Updated September 10, 2024. We tested Nikon’s Nikkor Z 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 VR lens and updated our sample photos.

I’m young, I live in a city, I’m not outdoorsy…but I love birding anyway. Here’s how you can start this gentle hobby, too.

How Bird-Watching Prepared Me for Sheltering in Place Share full article A hummingbird photographed in Marin County, California, along the stretch of Highway 1 that overlooks Gull Rock.

The birds had tried to take flight, only to plunge back to the ground. “People were saying they were literally dropping down dead,” Stallknecht told me.

File photo: A red-winged blackbird is perched in a tree as the sun rises in south Vermilion Parish during the Palmetto Island Christmas Bird Count Friday, January 4, 2019, in Intracoastal City, La.