The public is invited to attend the Algoma World Migratory Bird Day Celebration on April 26, 9 am – 2 pm at Algoma High ...

Located a quiet corner of LA County’s Rowland Heights stands Little Parrot Farm. It’s a quaint refuge of small animals and a slice of mother nature tucked away in an easygoing Asian American ethnoburb ...

Georgia Department of Natural Resources wildlife specialist Brett Albanese led a group on a birdwatching hike on an Oconee County farm.

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Amid ongoing bird flu outbreaks throughout the U.S., health experts discuss whether it's safe to color and consume eggs as ...

Paul Vriend's photograph and observations on the return of killdeer to Chicago and my observations on the gold-colored ...

Pigeons are deterred by certain colors they perceive as threatening or unsettling, such as reflective or metallic shades like ...

Choosing the right birdhouse design and placing it in an optimal location are key to attracting specific birds. Creating a bird-friendly environment with native plants, water sources, and bird feeders ...

Several were quite accommodating, even letting the ornithologists onto their property to observe the shrikes and tag birds with individually identifiable color bands ... Visit Birds Tell Us to Act on ...

Just as birds come in all different shapes, colors, and sizes, each species is attracted to different feeders and feed. In fact, some birds don't eat seeds at all. All bird species have their own set ...

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In zebra finches, only the males sing; young birds learn their courtship song early in life by first listening closely to their dad and memorizing his song. Then, like babies learning to talk ...