New Jersey historically has been the home of over 400 species of birds due to its plethora of different natural habitats. The annual World Series of Birding, arguably the most famous birding ...

According to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, this state we’re in has 361 species of neotropical migrating birds, including warblers and shorebirds.

Bald eagles aren’t the only species of bird starting to thrive in New Jersey. Ospreys, also known as “fish hawks,” were removed from the state’s endangered species list this week. The birds, which ...

This species of spoonbill is found predominantly in South America, and are rarely seen north of Georgia, according to Chris Neff, a spokesman for New Jersey Audubon.