What kind of summer read are you in the mood for? A heartbreaking—yet ultimately hopeful—dive into the challenges for Ospreys today? A playful exploration of the state of human-corvid relations? A guide on how to break into “bugwatching”? Audubon magazine has you covered. Check out this sampling of stories from our latest issue below, and consider starting an annual donation to receive future issues in the mail—offering even more to inform, delight, and surprise. Thanks for reading!
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Photos from top: Mark Smith; Bryan Watts. Illustration: Halsey Berryman. Artwork: Nayan Shrimali and Venus Bird/The Paper Ark
In our season finale of Birds on the Move, we’re headed to Colombia, the most bird-rich country on Earth, with nearly 2,000 species and more than 200 migratory birds. Now, cutting edge science and tracking technologies are uncovering these journeys in real time, powering a new, hemispheric approach to protecting birds.
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