The amazing tale of the Bermuda petrel, a seabird thought extinct for nearly 400 years, has lessons for Ireland’s blasé approach to conservation, West Cork bird expert Paul Connaughton tells Ellie ...

A visiting group of seabird enthusiasts photographed a Trindade Petrel — the first time the species has been recorded in Bermuda – and in an interesting coincidence, one of the group happened to be ...

While well-known throughout Bermuda, the Bermuda Petrel — more commonly known as the Cahow — managed to find its way to another part of the Atlantic Ocean, with a recent sighting off of the coast of ...

You may recall how excited ornithologists were in 2004 when evidence suggested that an ivory-billed woodpecker, a species believed to have been extinct for 60 years, was found in Arkansas. Note that, ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Nicholas Carlile stood alone on a beach in Bermuda on Saturday, watching something no one has seen in almost four centuries. The ...

The bird man of Bermuda -- The spoyle and havock of the cahowes -- Seeking the invisible -- Unraveling the mysteries -- Building a new, old world -- A discouraging decade -- Coming of age -- A habitat ...

You may recall how excited ornithologists were in 2004 when evidence suggested that an ivory-billed woodpecker, a species believed to have been extinct for 60 years, was found in Arkansas. Note that, ...

The Carribean island state of Bermuda has asked an Australian scientist to help rescue a rare bird, the Bermuda petrel. Thought extinct for 300 years, 18 breeding pairs were found on a tiny rock islet ...

In the fifth article on Bermuda’s birds, as part of this year’s Caribbean Endemic Bird Festival, organised by the Society for the Conservation and Study of Caribbean Birds, Andrew Dobson, author of “A ...

This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American Time for more petrels. Having introduced ...

Nature and travel journalist Gehrman shares the quirky tale of an eccentric Bermudan “born naturalist,” David Wingate, who nearly singlehandedly saved the cahow—otherwise known as the Bermuda ...