For the past year they have been satellite tracking two species of migratory Neotropical birds in Brazil whose migrations are still a mystery: Bare-throated bellbirds and Snail kites. The ...

A medium-sized flycatcher. Grayish olive back, two white wing bars. Sits in upright position typical of flycatchers. Does not flick wings or wag tail. Neotropical migrant, arrives by early May. Common ...

Wisconsin also hosts species called "neotropical migrants," birds that typically fly more than 1,000 miles between their ...

Like the rose-breasted, it is a neotropical migrant. Males are striking ... subspecies are poorly differentiated; the coastal birds have shorter wings, smaller bills, and a tawnier supercilium ...

With support from the Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation Act, farmers are committing to the conservation of 400 hectares of forest for traditional shade-grown organic coffee, seeking ...

These blue birds are sometimes mistaken for indigo buntings, another blue Neotropical migrant that arrives at feeders in spring. Warm brown wingbars and a huge bill are what set blue grosbeaks apart.

Chuck-will’s-widows are migratory birds who winter in the neotropical regions of Central America, northern South America, and the Caribbean. Some even winter on the southern tip of Florida.

When the leaves begin to change color, dozens of species, from tiny neotropical birds such ... Being able to identify birds during the fall migration has never been easier, thanks to online ...