birds

Michigan’s 2025 duck hunt isn’t just about the cold — bird flu is active in wild birds. Hunters, stay safe: don’t touch dead birds, glove up, keep dogs away, and wash your gear.

An unexpected splash of orange in the snowy white world of Huron County has bird lovers buzzing with speculation and concern.

American White Pelicans—yes, the giant birds—are ditching Florida and nesting in Michigan. They’ve been here 15 years, but we’re finally noticing.

You might be surprised to learn that feeding birds in Michigan could land you a fine.

Think twice before removing that bird nest in Michigan—doing so could lead to fines or jail time. Here's what the law says about disturbing wild birds on your property.

A Slinky on a bird feeder? Yep, it’s a quirky yet effective way to keep those pesky squirrels at bay, bringing a little fun to gardening chores.

American White Pelicans, typically coastal birds, are being spotted on Michigan lakes. Locals and experts are puzzled as sightings become increasingly common.

You might feel the urge to rescue a baby bird you see on the ground—but it may not need your help at all.

A once-common Michigan bird is vanishing—researchers are asking residents to report sightings.

Take down your bird feeders.