Birds News

A restored wetland at Woolston Eyes near Warrington has become a significant haven for rare birds, notably hosting the largest population of black-necked grebes

A Nato jet was scrambled in Lithuania following a reported drone sighting, which was later discovered to be a flock of birds, leading to a brief closure of Vili

A new study reveals that taxonomic advancements over the last century have significantly altered global biodiversity maps, particularly for reptile and amphibia

Rat removal efforts in Tuvalu have led to the return of birds and coconut crabs to six islets.

A heartwarming photograph of an elephant splashing in a puddle has been recognized among the nation's best wildlife photos, featuring in the British and Irish A

Stones found in dinosaur stomachs may provide crucial evidence for understanding the evolution of birds.

Researchers in Scotland have found that birds learn language in a similar way to human babies. A study indicates that both humans and songbirds transmit their c

A Japanese coastal community was devastated by a disease caused by poisoned seafood, leading to unusual animal behavior such as cats going mad and birds falling

Scientists in the Amazon have discovered that birds and monkeys have developed a natural communication network to share danger warnings and protect each other f

Birds cope with heatwaves by seeking shade, spreading their wings, panting, and pumping blood to bare parts, as they cannot sweat.

Wildlife conservation efforts are set to receive a £1 million boost, with endangered rodents, birds, and butterflies among the species that will benefit from th

Europe's largest bat species is capable of catching and eating birds mid-flight, a behavior that a Flemish painter may have observed and depicted centuries befo

Two UWindsor graduate students are utilizing AI software and 100 acoustic box recorders across Canada to track and monitor nocturnal bird migration and communic