Birdwatching is fun. Having birds in your backyard is even more fun. You don't want the wrong types of bird, though, and ...

FORT MORGAN, Ala. (WKRG) — Every fall, thousands of birds fly through the Gulf Coast to migrate south, and many pass through Fort Morgan. The Banding Coalition of the Americas set up a banding ...

That’s why the Audubon Photography Awards introduced the Female Birds category in 2021. By creating a space for photographers ...

Wild ducks may roam free all over the world, but their domesticated counterparts will never fly away from their caretakers ...

And, just like a hunter, I must shoot and capture the bird on my camera at exactly the right moment before they fly away ... so keen on posing for photos and are scared away by the slightest ...

Bird Photographer of the Year announced the results of this year’s contest after receiving more than 23,000 pictures entered ... Falcon fledgling had been flying for over a week and his skills ...

It’s not long before she spots a tiny yellow bird sitting on the concrete. It doesn't fly away, and she quickly nets the bird, gently places it inside a paper bag and labels the bag with the ...

disappearing into the bushes for a few moments and then suddenly reappearing before flying away again around the corner of the building. So, back to the original question: Where do birds go during ...

If you want to scare birds away from your property without harming them, our guide can help. We’ll cover some of the common problems caused by pest birds and how you can safely and legally use ...

That number is likely even higher because birds can hit a window, become injured and fly away, then die elsewhere or be taken by a predator, said Connie Sanchez, program manager for bird-friendly ...

Scientists have long surmised that birds migrate during winters to save energy. The reasoning has been pretty obvious: far ...

Collisions between birds and planes peak at the end of the breeding season when fledglings join flocks. For these young birds, avoiding foreign objects in the flight path may be a learned behaviour.