ID Articles
Finding bitterns
How to find American and Least BitternsSubscriber Only Access

Insights, tips, and tactics for adding American Bittern and Least Bittern to your life list this spring

By Chris Duke
Published: December 28, 2009
How to find Veery and Gray-cheeked, Bicknell's, Swainson's, and Hermit ThrushSubscriber Only Access
Tips, strategies, and tricks from experts for adding Veery and Gray-cheeked, Bicknell's, Swainson's, and Hermit Thrush to your life list
By Chris Duke
Published: August 21, 2009
How to find MacGillivray's, Mourning, Kentucky, and Connecticut WarblersSubscriber Only Access
Tips, strategies, and tricks from experts for adding MacGillivray's, Mourning, Kentucky, and Connecticut Warblers to your life list
By Chris Duke
Published: April 24, 2009
Planes, birds, microscopes, and DNASubscriber Only Access
Smithsonian scientists do more than investigate bird-aircraft collisions - they push the limits of bird identification
By Jennifer Lynch
Published: February 20, 2009
You can find rails: Find Virginia Rail, Sora, King Rail, Clapper Rail, Yellow Rail, and Black RailSubscriber Only Access
Tips, ­strategies, and tricks for ­adding rails to your life list from four of North America's most expert rail finders
By Chris Duke
Published: December 26, 2008
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