Destruction of trumpeter swan populations began in the 1700s and 1800s in North America because of “unregulated harvest and wetland habitat loss.” In Ohio, the birds were eradicated “as ...

With spring migration firmly in gear despite this week’s winter storm, the return of seasonal birds also could bring avian ...

Swans around the world have been admired for centuries. Of seven species known worldwide, only two native species are ...

Sooty grouse are very vocal at this time of year but are found at mid-elevations requiring a trip up a logging road. Listen ...

The bird of ballets and picturesque waterscape ... them as a symbol of love and commitment around the world. Trumpeter swans aren't quite as graceful or demure as mute swans, but they're even ...

The whooper swan, like its onomatopoeic cousins, the whistling and the trumpeter, belongs to an elegant ... Bittersweet, these beautiful birds. Yet their loveliness masks the toll exacted by ...

As winter ice lingers on Whistler’s lakes, these graceful waterfowl seek refuge in flooded fields, offering a seasonal ...

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is seeking information regarding the illegal killing of two trumpeter swans and three ...

“I like to take the bird-in-flight pictures,” said fellow ... The DNR says both tundra and trumpeter swans pass through the region as migratory species in route to Canada.

At the beginning of the month, Hawk Ridge began their annual spring count for bird species returning home. The Hawk Ridge ...