It lived during the Jurassic period in modern-day China and is known for having four long feathers in its tail. If we’re speaking of creatures that are still living, we would say that the smallest ...

Cedar waxwings are known to partake in food sharing wherein the birds pass berries from bill to bill before eating. "In this case they did it at least 10 times, then one of them ate it," Zutz said.

A white bird doing the rounds in Estella and dubbed a “one in a million” albino magpie on social media may not be what people think it is, says a local expert. Dr Melanie Massaro, Associate Professor ...

Udaipur is not just about lakes and palaces It also has some amazing hidden spots for bird watching From Fateh Sagar Lake to Ambamata Hill, this article takes you to peaceful places where you can see ...

Hokkaido, a beautiful ... bird from the island has been getting a lot of attention online. The bird, called the Shima Enaga, has been nicknamed the Japanese snow fairy because of its tiny size and ...

The bird is the word at Edmonton City Hall, as celebrations take flight for the magpie — now officially named the Bird of Edmonton following a city-wide vote organized by Nature Alberta. More than ...

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This week's photo gallery features just that, with views of great landscapes, birds spreading their wings ... Sandbanks Provincial Park is beautiful any time of year, especially when the sun ...

Here is a list of eight birds that make the most beautiful nests in the world. Male bowerbirds are renowned for building elaborate structures, often including pathways, to attract mates, which may ...

Long-tailed Tits typically lay a single clutch of eggs in March and April in a beautifully intricate domed nest, constructed of lichen and cobwebs, and lined with up to 1,500 feathers. This species ...

A very scarce breeder, the Black-tailed Godwit is encountered in greatest numbers in the spring and autumn months as birds move south from their breeding grounds in Iceland to wintering areas in ...