Some birds sport unique-looking crowns, crests, or mohawks. Continue reading to learn more about these birds.  9. Golden Pheasant  Also known as the Chinese pheasant (Chrysolophus pictus), ...

Learn what a yellow-headed blackbird looks like and where to find this bird. Also discover facts about their sounds, nests, ...

That red patch on each wing shouts a message in this bird's world. When he sees an intruder, he puffs himself up and lowers his head, then raises the feathers in those red epaulets.

The head and breast are almost entirely red, and the black breast patch is lacking. The back shows 2 rows of whitish or yellow-buff spots or bars, but this patterning is very limited in northern ...

A bird that serves as the catalyst to pique someone’s interest in the feathered world is termed a “spark bird.” The red-headed woodpecker ... bold black and white plumage. But, oh, that head!

“It’s the bird that drew you in to the hobby,” he said. “I was 9 or 10 years old. I had built a bird feeder in some wood shop class, and I kept seeing this all-black bird with red on the ...

The bird's real beauty is in its crest, which normally lays flat on top of its head. When raised, it makes an impressive fan shape displaying either dark red for males or bright yellow for females.

Dozens of dead birds in the Peach Drive neighborhood alarmed area residents Tuesday morning. The county Department of Health reported the incident was caused by a legal application of bird-control ...

But one bird caused them to look and look again. Perched in a tree was very apparently a robin, but its head was white with black spots — not a rare bird, but a […] Skip to content ...

She says the birds are easily recognizable by the bright red stripe on their black wing. The birds are a known nightmare among runners, ... “It got me right in the back of my head under my ponytail.

Through readers' comments and my own observations, I have been tracking with interest the northward movement of the Red-bellied Woodpecker's territory. They have been established for quite some ...