ANCHORAGE, Alaska — More shrubs moving onto Arctic tundra because of climate change will have minimal effect on many of the bird species that breed there, but birds likely will seek other habitat when ...

This June 18, 2016 photo provided by the U.S. Geological Survey shows a Yellow Warbler in Nome, Alaska. Growth of shrubs on Arctic tundra as the climate warms will have a mixed effect on breeding ...

Bird watchers from across the mid-Atlantic region are flocking to the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area, where thousands of tundra swans have gathered to prepare for ...

Bird watchers eagerly gathered Saturday morning at Crowder Landing to confirm a rare sighting: two Tundra swans that migrated all the way to Florida. But the bird lovers were horrified when they ...

Studies were performed to determine what types of microhabitat characteristics attract the most common bird species to nest at particular sites on tundra habitats in the Prudhoe Bay oil field.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — More shrubs moving onto Arctic tundra because of climate change will have minimal effect on many of the bird species that breed there, but birds likely will seek other habitat ...