O’Neill Regional Park is approximately 4,500 acres nestled in the wooded Trabuco and Live Oak canyons, offering more than 23 miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking or horseback riding.

The Cheyenne Big Day is all about counting as many species of birds as we can in one calendar day. The Cheyenne High Plains ...

How exciting it is to see western bluebirds as I bike along the Covell Greenbelt or walk at the North Ponds. And to think, ...

The Lesser Goldfinch is one of San Diego County’s most widespread birds. It’s a year-round resident and can be seen from the coast to the mountain ranges and even in our desert regions.

Populations of the lesser goldfinch, native to the American Southwest, are traveling northward, likely because of the changing climate and landscape modification, according to a Cornell University ...

These are birds that many of us long for, from backyard-feeder watchers to a crusty old listers. I’m talking about goldfinches. Believe it or not, we’ve got three different goldfinch species in this ...

“Understanding how birds like the Lesser Goldfinch respond to climate change and urbanization helps us predict how other species might also be impacted.” “When we understand how wildlife responds to ...

“This species has proven remarkably adaptable to environmental change,” said Boersma. “Understanding how birds like the Lesser Goldfinch respond to climate change and urbanization helps us predict how ...

These programs collect real-time data, creating a massive network of people watching and logging birds. The analysis revealed that Lesser Goldfinch populations have grown dramatically between 2012 and ...

The study found that Lesser Goldfinch populations increased dramatically in Washington (110.5%), Idaho (66.3%), and Oregon ... "Understanding how birds like the Lesser Goldfinch respond to climate ...

Climate and landscape modification facilitate range expansion in Spinus psaltria (Lesser Goldfinch) across the Pacific Northwest. Ornithology , 2025; DOI: 10.1093/ornithology/ukaf013 Cite This Page : ...

"Understanding how birds like the Lesser Goldfinch respond to climate change and urbanization helps us predict how other species might also be impacted." "When we understand how wildlife responds ...