BBC Radio's Curious Cases covers why birds sing their complex tunes, including why do female birds sing. Check it out here...

Listen to female songsters and learn why they sing on Living Lab Radio. http://capeandislands.org/post/you-can-take-part-female-bird-song-project  

Cornell Lab of Ornithology's All About Birds explains what female birds have to say and why listen....

Check out recent coverage of female bird song in the news, including these venues! EarthSky: http://earthsky.org/earth/female-birdsong-project Wildlife Society: http://wildlife.org/female-birds-sing-too-but-do-they-go-unheard/ Atlas...

Check out Science Friday's coverage of unconventional bird sounds - including what we can and should be listening to from females....

Lady Lyrebirds have a voice, too - it is not just the males that string together endless mimicked songs and whistles. Audubon explains how researchers are revealing what females have to say!...

The Washington Post explains why it is important to listen for female bird songs, and how a better understanding of female bird song can contribute to different scientific fields... Read more...

This commentary in the Auk ask researchers, along with citizen scientists to help document female bird song. Read the article to find out why there is a deficit of female bird songs in research collections and what the authors are asking you to do to...

In their study,  Pedro Diniz and colleagues show that female and male duet behavior can vary with season and singing role in a Neotropical ovenbird, the Rufous Hornero. Check out their article in the Journal of Avian Biology: ...

Discover Magazine emphasizes the importance of listening for and documenting female bird songs and efforts to make their songs heard....