The highest rate of beak abnormalities ever recorded in wild bird populations has been detected in Alaska and the Northwest, according to a new study. "The prevalence of these strange deformities ...

Studies have been underway for at least three years, and will continue. Birds with deformed beaks also have been found in British Columbia and the state of Washington. Besides chickadees ...

Researchers now believe a virus may be causing the beak deformities. Homer resident Michael Craig first noticed a deformed bird at his feeder about six years ago. It was a black-capped chickadee ...

Using a hummingbird feeder in your backyard also means knowing how often to clean it. But even if you are a steadfast weekly ...

You can still see Mr. Baldwin's moniker gracing businesses and streets in the region, but you don't have to search far for a peacock sighting (or sounding): The bird's dramatic cry is practically ...

There were other clear signs that the image was AI-generated. For example, the peacock in the image had weirdly deformed toes, which is often a sign that an image is AI-generated. Baby peacocks ...

Turtle Rescue of the Hamptons (TROTH) says it gave a deformed 70-year-old turtle a new lease on life. The nonprofit says Bubbles was bought in 1954, a time when it was not widely known how to care ...

He had alleged that the peacock idol with a flower in the beak was stolen in 2004 and thereafter another one with a snake in the beak was placed at the Punnaivananathar Sannathi in the temple.

A “terrifying” photo of a cockatoo shared in a Sydney community Facebook page has sparked a warning about a deadly avian disease. The photo, taken in affluent harbourside suburb Mosman, shows ...

The photo, shared on Facebook, shows what appears to be a sulphur-crested cockatoo with no feathers on its head, neck and legs, with a deformed beak, in distress. Commenters were quick to point ...