Approximately 40% of all birds migrate, whether it’s a quick trip to a warmer location or a long, grueling journey. Birds ...

Fast warming in the Arctic - now running at roughly four times the global average - is reshaping landscapes, affecting shrubs ...

Partly cloud with a slight chance of t-showers tonight into Thursday AM Several rounds of showers and storms are likely thru the weekend Scattered downpours likely Thursday and again Friday ...

A shingle island formed by glacial deposits, it's a bird sanctuary primarily for breeding terns, including arctic, common and little terns. Managed by Cumbria Wildlife Trust, the site is a vital ...

A shingle island formed by glacial deposits, it's a bird sanctuary primarily for breeding terns, including arctic, common and little terns. Managed by Cumbria Wildlife Trust, the site is a vital ...

PLANNING THE NEXT 24 HOURS: There will be a few showers and isolated storms Tuesday morning, some storms could produce smaller hail. We'll be mostly dry Tuesday afternoon with highs in the upper ...

Mostly sunny and becoming warm with a southerly breeze today Unsettled weather returns for the second half of the week Scattered showers & storms are likely starting Wednesday Heavy rainfall is ...

Showers with a few storms continue overnight Sunday into Monday Slowly drying, but remaining windy, on Monday A few shower chances this week, staying mild PLANNING THE NEXT 24 HOURS: Showers ...

Nightjars will also be arriving late in the season, as well as swifts and Arctic terns due to their long journeys from Africa and the Arctic.

When the sun rises here on April 19 ... the solitary midsummer cold and snow of Svalbard with its endless Arctic mountains and pristine glaciers, to see a polar bear and perhaps a walrus.

Spring feels like a bit of a tease this year with one balmy day followed by several more with snow and freezing temperatures. It’s undeniable, though, that winter’s grip is finally loosening ...

By that measure, quiet is the presence of the good kind of sound: the flapping of bat wings, the squawks of a tern, the rustle of dune grass, the lapping of a lake. The earth’s concert halls ...