This story, “Cowbell Crows,” appeared in the Sept. 1950 issue of Outdoor Life.

Puget Sound Energy offered a first look at its new worker training facility in Puyallup with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The center, 325 Todd Road NW, offers workers and first responders real-world ...

Mount Tahoma’s Keshawn Hines (22) is celebrated by Mount Tahoma’s Andrew Savaiinaea (52) in the end zone during a game ...

After nearly 25 years of research, the mystery has finally been solved: Europe's largest bat doesn't just eat small birds—it ...

More than 20 species make a nearly identical noise to warn nearby birds of brood parasites, a behavior that bridges the ...

Birds worldwide share a unique alarm call to warn each other about brood parasites like cuckoos. This vocalization, a blend ...

While most birders head out into nature with the goal of spotting birds, North Shore resident and former birding instructor Ann Russ takes a different approach. Russ encourages bird enthusiasts to ...

Several species of birds from different continents use and understand similar alarm calls when they see an invader that might ...

Most will travel to the Southern U.S., while some long-distance migratory birds leave the United States entirely to winter in ...

A study published in 2022 used a smartphone app called Urban Mind to track the impact of seeing or hearing birds on users.

Tufted puffins are endangered in Washington state, and researchers hope to boost their sagging population there, currently ...