In his home office in Durham, Duke neuroscientist Richard Mooney shows a series of images of a bird's brain on song. In one, ...

In her watercolor triptych, Rosalie Haizlett celebrates the vibrant colors and details found in the feathers of common—and ...

In February 2022, a new variant of the highly contagious virus was detected in U.S. commercial and backyard poultry, and it ...

More than 170 species of North American wild birds were infected with bird flu. Here's what it means for your backyard bird ...

Leading the restoration efforts is the Christman Company, a firm with deep expertise in historic preservation. Founded in ...

Cyclothon rally of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), flagged off on the occasion of its 56th raising day, will ...

A project titled “Understanding Climate, Renewable Energy, and Oceanic Condition Effects on International Connections of Birds of Prey” is Boise State University ... Boise State University and other U ...

Birds have remarkable ways of finding feeders that combine keen senses with social learning and memory. That first chickadee discovering your brand-new feeder isn't just random luck—it's the result of ...

The bird of prey most commonly seen in Hertfordshire is the graceful Red Kite. Often seen gliding and hovering over urban and rural areas looking for food, these birds really are a sight to behold ...

Taking birds of prey from the wild for falconry will only be allowed in “exceptional circumstances”, the Government has announced. The move aims to protect wild birds of prey from being ...

If the birds wanted to, they could fly off and never come back. They return because humans essentially act as the falcons' version of a hunting dog, turning up prey. And if they don’t catch ...