Wendy Albright (@ theparrotlady) explains that her beautiful bird is a strong flyer, but when it’s time for a bath, she doesn ...

Mumbai: The BMC has received bids from nine firm across the country for the development of an exotic bird park at Nahur. Estimated to cost Rs 166 crore, the ambitious project aims to create a vibrant ...

Green-Cheeked Conures, by nature, are a little shyer and more reserved than other bird species. When they're feeling good, ...

The “Great North American Eclipse” of April 2024 was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to study how birds and other wildlife ...

Yellow-crested cockatoos have found a sanctuary in Hong Kong's urban parks, but they face housing troubles similar to their ...

More than 3,500 birds died during the 377-megawatt Ivanpah solar project’s first year of operation, a new report estimates. Bird deaths were known at the “power tower” project, which is located in San ...

As the April 2024 solar eclipse crossed North America, humans weren't the only ones affected by the dimming of the midday sun ...

Large clusters appearing on weather radars are likely massive flocks of migrating birds, not storms. A record-breaking 1.2 billion birds were estimated to be migrating in a single night during the ...

Long-dead dodos could be back in as little as five years, with Melbourne scientists playing a role in the bird’s de-extinction. The billionaire behind the radical project explains how it will be done.

The agricultural chemical Mevinphos, one of two substances found to be cause of the bird deaths, was withdrawn from sale by NSW company Runge Agrichems. The hunt for the poisoner continues more than ...

A North American species of thrush called a veery was documented for the first time on Marambaia Island in Brazil, a study said. Vinicius Cainelli via Unsplash On a small island off the coast of ...

Universal Ostrich Farms says it will ask the Supreme Court of Canada to stop the culling of 400 ostriches hit by avian flu, but it is not clear yet whether Canada’s highest court will hear the case.