World Migratory Bird Day celebrates bird species across the world who travel far and wide, spending precious resources to ...

Black swifts can fly with a speed up to 111.5 km/h, without landing for eight months a year, and nest exclusively around waterfalls ...

The difference between the sexes, males have a lot more black streaking, especially on their underparts and cheek. Females and juveniles are similar to one another but with paler plumage and less ...

The Mississippi Flyway sounds like an area of the sky managed by the FAA, but this heavily trafficked route is more often ...

Thousands of birders will flock to northwest Ohio for beloved warblers and many other winged-creatures big and small.

An unwelcome silence has befallen suburbs and towns across WA as a deadly syndrome threatens to wipe out local magpies and ...

Eagle-eyed fans have watched the bald eaglets grow up since they hatched. But the internet wants to know: When will their heads turn white like their parents?

From the daily newsletter: capturing the dandies. Plus: the hazards of being a New York City pigeon; and Elon Musk’s ...

There’s something inherently dangerous about traveling alone across the country. America is wide, vast, and in many ways experiencing a constitutional crisis. Throw in the added layers of being female ...

Driven by the prospect of attracting a mate and breeding, birds perform an extraordinary range of displays in spring. Sarah ...

Image by Openverse. While birds have evolved remarkable adaptations for sleeping while flying, research indicates they still experience physiological consequences from reduced sleep during long ...

Indiana's skies become a nighttime highway for migrating birds in the spring. Here's how to help them navigate.