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Chicago’s diverse ecosystems—from Lake Michigan’s shoreline to forest preserves and urban parks—attract an impressive variety of birds with green plumage.
Chicago’s urban landscape and nearby natural areas create perfect habitat for vibrant red birds throughout the year.
Chicago’s urban landscape buzzes with more than just human activity—it’s home to a surprising diversity of squirrel species that have adapted remarkably well to city life.
Illinois hosts over 1,850 moth species—more than ten times the diversity of butterflies.
Discover the 3 rabbit species living in Chicago: Eastern cottontail, swamp rabbit, and snowshoe hare.
When you spot a sleek black bird perched along Chicago’s lakefront or strutting through Lincoln Park, you’re witnessing one of nature’s most adaptable survivors.
You’re relaxing in your Chicago backyard when a flash of iridescent green catches your eye.
You might be surprised to learn that over 2,000 coyotes currently call Chicago home, making the Windy City one of North America’s most wildlife-rich urban environments.
If you live in the Chicago area, you’ve probably seen or heard about the spiders that call the area home.
