A bug-eating bird, it is fond of dense stands of willow ... species like ravens and Clark’s nutcrackers. Haines worked under Smith as a graduate student studying raptors in Yellowstone.

I got a shiver earlier this month reading a story in the New York Times about birds being killed in Chicago after colliding with skyscraper windows: “... the carpet of bird carcasses outside a ...

Whether they’re opening for takeoff, spreading wide for a lazy soar or flapping to brake for landing, bird wings make flying look almost effortless.

Recordings of bird sightings help scientists keep track of how bird numbers are changing around the globe and can identify which species are under threat, allowing conservation action to be ...

To cap off why the Bird issue is stuck under our fingernails, let’s revisit how it pitched itself when it wanted to merge with a SPAC: Image Credits: Bird investor presentation The 2020 number ...

The Santa Barbara Audubon Society (SBAS) will present the 11th Annual Winter Bird Count for Kids, a free educational event for local children, 9 a.m.-noon Saturday, Jan. 25 at Lake Los Carneros ...

Xiao Bai is not the only special bird that Li has taken in under his wing to provide treatment to over the years, in total some 2,200 birds have been brought back to health at his rescue center ...

After a little under a year of recovery and rehabilitation ... are two separate things with the latter allowing birds to really spread their wings. During the rehabilitation process, unnecessary ...

There is a giant bird under the frame of the plane and the bird is flying. I don't exactly know, but I think that the airplane wings and the spinning thing make the plane fly and stay in the air.

The bird was named because it has been so well treated that it prefers the company of humans to its feathered friends. Olivier Nsengimana, founder and executive of Rwanda Wildlife Conservation ...