Each fall since 2005 Project FeederWatch has published an annual summary of results from the prior season in Winter Bird Highlights . Read current and past issues.

Read our spring updates from current and past seasons.

Read FeederWatch articles and Annual Reports (prior to 2005) which were published in the Lab's quarterly newsletter, BirdScope.

Learn how FeederWatch data are being used by Lab researchers in Scientific Publications.

• Dovekie blown in from the North Atlantic
• Streak-backed Oriole in Colorado: state record.
• Evening Grosbeaks Make a Comeback.
• Common Redpoll New Mexico: state record.
• Project FeederWatch featured on the Martha Stewart Show.
• Deformed bills in Alaska: ongoing research.
• Possible hybrid chickadee found in British Columbia in 2006.
• Varied Thrushes invade East in 2005.
• Black-throated Blue Warbler in Oregon.
• FeederWatch celebrated 1,000,000 checklists submitted since 1987.
• FeederWatchers are finding hummingbirds in unexpected places in winter.
• Lucy's Warbler in Oregon: only second record in the state's history!
• California FeederWatcher reports about California fires and birds around his home afterwards
• FeederWatchers help scientist monitor bird population movements after fires.
• Where were the winter finches during the 2002-2003 FeederWatch season?
• Blue Jays eating house paint again
• Name changes: Juncos and Titmice
• Clay-colored Robin in New Mexico!
• Brown-headed Nuthatch in Ohio!
• Flying Rumors (did birds decline in the East during the 2000-2001 winter?)
• What long-term data tell us about Evening Grosbeaks
• Highlights of the western irruption of 2000-2001