Blue Streak
If you’re wondering why your newly planted sprouts are ridden with bites and bugs, you’re probably in need of a little help from a friend.
Counting Crows?
Thousands of birdwatchers will step into their backyards on the weekend of Feb. 15 to create a snapshot of the entire Earth — one bird at a time.
Cranes soar into Tennessee
Tens of thousands of Sandhill Cranes are soaring south for the winter just in time for the Tennessee Sandhill Crane Festival Jan. 19-20 at Hiwassee Refuge.
Owls: Who's Who?
Distinguished by its unique low-pitched five to six note call, the great horned owl is the largest owl that nests in Tennessee.
Wild Turkey
A Restored Native Species
North America is populated with 7 million wild turkeys, but these majestic birds haven’t always been so abundant.
Migratory Movement
October is a busy travel month for birds as they make their way into our area as part of their annual fall and winter migration south.
Waterfront Living
Riverboat tourists and serious birders alike take delight in spotting the large, water-loving osprey.
Natural Attraction
Research shows that local wildlife, including birds, actually prefer native plants for food and shelter.
Zoom In
Binoculars and spotting scopes are an easy and effective way to get a good look at our feathered friends without getting too close and scaring them away.
Backyard Birding
While you’re soaking up the summer sun, keep an eye out for these bright, primary-colored birds flocking to the Southeast.
Eagles on the Rise
Once on the brink of extinction, the number of bald eagles is growing in Tennessee.
Humming Along
Every March, the Ruby-throated Hummingbirds start their migration north from places like Mexico, Central and South America, where they spend the cold winters.
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