Every year, since 2006, we have taken a look back at some of the most interesting— and by most interesting we mean ...

At the bottom of a hill at the end of our street, you dismounted from your bike to walk a few feet on pavement between two ...

If you ever spot a cluster of people at Rabindra Sarovar with big camera lenses and binoculars trained on the reeds, you know ...

As Alex Bell and I were finishing our area of the Howe Christmas Bird Count on Saturday, January 3, his cell phone rang, ...

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle editorial staff highlights images from around the world, photos courtesy of the Associated Press.

Missouri’s rivers, lakes, and wetlands may seem dormant of human activity for much of the winter, but they’re annually booked by thousands of feathered travelers on migration routes. Arguably, none ...

This Lake Erie town sits where the Ashtabula River meets the big water. The meeting creates a natural harbor that birds absolutely love. Herons stand like statues waiting for fish to swim by. The ...

Pennsylvania has this sneaky habit of hiding natural treasures in plain sight, like it’s playing a game of “guess where I stashed paradise this time” with its residents. Codorus State Park might be ...

The new camera continues a tradition more than a decade old. Viewers have been tuning into the nest since the first camera ...

A new nest camera provides a live, close-up look at a pair of bald eagles living in Pittsburgh. Nature streaming platform ...

Google’s plans to level up your smart home experience aren’t limited to bringing Gemini to your devices. The company is also upgrading its Google Home app to make your Nest camera footage far more ...