Many birders and naturalists know that scores of bird species in the U.S. and Canada aren't really “our birds,” in the sense that they are migratory and don't live here year-round. In fact, many of “our” birds, including most warblers and tanagers and even a few raptors like the Broad-winged Hawk, spend seven months in … Continue reading Not Just “Our” Birds: Widespread Songbirds of the U.S. and Canada … and Beyond!