These 24 bird species are moving north into Kansas due to climate change and other factors. Without more resources, researchers won’t know the full number.

Marc Parnell’s 41st field guide in his Birding Pro’s Field Guides series focuses on Kansas and offers handy references and fun facts on the birds who call this state home.

Birds that are only summer residents are making their way or have already left Kansas for the fall and winter. But there’s still a possibility to see some of them this time of year .

WICHITA — Birds are common around farmsteads, where assorted sparrows and cardinals can find food and shelter. But the 2-foot-long bird that’s a regular at Mike Thompson’s farm often stops ...

Its adaptability and high reproductive rate have allowed the dove to flourish, making it one of the most common birds in Kansas, especially in summer and early fall. The Kansas dove season is Sept ...