Mass Audubon

The Bird Cast website has a 'migration dashboard' that tracks the migration daily providing numbers of birds, travel direction and speed and altitude.

Mass Audubon will celebrate International Horseshoe Crab Day with a free educational event on June 27 with Dr. Sara Grady at Allen's Pond Wildlife Sanctuary.

The penalty for destroying, relocating, or possessing a wild bird in Massachusetts is a fine of not less than $100 and not more than $500.

Massachusetts groundhog, Ms. G, has been making her spring prediction since 2008, but things happened differently this year.

They say an invasion by billions of creepy and noisy cicadas this spring will rival anything we've seen in over 200 years. Oh, joy! CNN put it this way: "They will dig their way out from underground, red eyes shining, deafening song filling the air." Acco...

It’s not every day you spot a snowy owl, but you may be surprised to hear that they are more common on the SouthCoast than you might think.

If getting back to nature was one of your resolutions, then visiting the Mass Audubon Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary should be on your 2022 to-do list.

Snowy owls are often spotted in hot spots like New Bedford and Westport, and now is the time of year for these Artic owls to return to the SouthCoast.

A mysterious illness is sweeping across the country, resulting in birds dying at an alarming rate. Here's what it means for the SouthCoast.

Many of us remember summer nights dotted with hundreds of fireflies. So where have they all gone? Help Mass Audubon find out with your own backyard research.