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....

Dustin Reichard and colleagues show that some female Dark-eyed Juncos sing when riled up about female intruders! Popular coverage by New Scientist here: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2151727-female-birds-that-used-to-be-silent-are-now-singing-like-males/ Go...

Audubon highlights the Female Bird Song Project to help female bird song continue gathering the support it needs! ...

The Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution special topic "Fitness Costs and Benefits of Female Song" eBook is now available!   Visit: https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/3139/fitness-costs-and-benefits-of-female-song to...

Listen to Jordan Price tell NPR's On the Record about the evolution of elaborate traits in birds, including great coverage on the evolution of female bird song!...