The massive annual spring migration of America's birds – millions of them – is underway. Here's how to follow along at home.

A rare yellow grosbeak, native to Mexico, drew birders nationwide to a Berryville Ranch. Shianne Hunnicutt said the yellow bird has been visiting her feeder.

A rare Yellow Grosbeak, native to Mexico, drew birders nationwide to a Berryville Ranch. Shianne Hunnicutt says the yellow bird has been visiting her feeder.

Their migration patterns take them all over the world, including Panama, Costa Rica, Mexico, Cuba and El Salvador ... From the Great Crested Flycatcher to the Yellow-rumped Warbler, birds that ...

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From distinguished art galleries and intriguing museums to significant archaeological and cultural sites, New Mexico offers a bounty ... through late January. Bird enthusiasts especially delight ...

A rare yellow grosbeak, a bird typically found in western Mexico, has captivated birdwatchers ... "It's novel to really just kind of look at this new creature and, you know, take it in with ...