Like clockwork, hundreds of nesting herons, ibis and egrets are back at Cypress wetlands. A boardwalk provides front-row ...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers controls lake levels, and the agency has been making discharges to both coasts for months in ...

Down parka? No, a sweater will do. Wooly hat pulled down over the ears? No, a cap will do. The sound of chickadees and ...

Another sighting has occurred in 2025. Jenn Clementoni All kinds of birds nest at the wetlands: white ibis, great egrets, tricolored herons, snowy egrets, little and great blue herons and green ...

with those having white plumage referred to as egrets and most of the others called herons or bitterns. Barbara’s bird is a tricolored heron, an especially lanky mid-sized heron that has that name ...

The U.S. bird population is declining at an alarming rate, according to a report published Thursday by an alliance of science ...

U.S. bird populations are experiencing alarming declines due to factors such as habitat loss and climate change, according to ...

The U.S. bird population is declining at an alarming rate, according to a report published Thursday by an alliance of science ...

And it's really good for wading birds, especially the little blue herons and tri-colored herons." Gray said the lake has seen as much as 50,000 acres of submerged aquatic vegetation as recently as ...