Experts believe the male Northern cardinal, typically red in color, has a genetic mutation that makes it a sunny, yellow color Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE ...

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Gators are normally the animal of choice at the University of Florida. But this month, a yellow cardinal has soared to the top of the university’s popularity list. The rare bird, a ...

TEXAS, USA — A cardinal caught recently in central Texas has a rare abnormality that causes it to have female feathers on one side of its body and male on the other. The Inland Bird Banding ...

Birders and biologists are reportedly heading to Alabama after pictures of a yellow cardinal started to circulate online, AL.com reported. Geoffrey Hill, a biology professor at Auburn, told the ...

GAINESVILLE, Fla — A yellow cardinal has become a local sensation in Gainesville. The yellow male Northern Cardinal is a "one-in-a-million," according to Dr. Andy Kratter, the ornithology collections ...

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It looks like Mr. Yellow, Alabama’s famous one-in-a-million yellow cardinal who made headlines last year, has another Southern doppelganger! Last week, Jeremy Black, the wildlife photographer who runs ...

Cardinals are usually associated with the bright red color of their feathers, but a couple in Illinois say a yellow version of the bird hangs out in their backyard. Chelsea Curry told CBS News she ...

The mystery of whether Alabama's rare yellow northern cardinal will pass on his unusual coloration to his offspring may never be solved. The two Alabama residents who spotted "Mr. Yellow," and ...

Chelsea Curry is a second-generation bird-watcher, so she knew she was seeing something special in February 2020, when a handsome lemon-yellow songbird made his first appearance at her bird feeders.

In 25 years of watching the birds who stop by to snack on her backyard feeders, Shirley Caldwell of Erie, Penn., says she's never seen anything like this two-coloured cardinal. Split right down the ...