A University of Mississippi ornithologist and researcher is working to make the windows on campus safer for birds.

While getting to watch the rare birds is a treat, they also come with a nuisance—namely, nesting in trees above a parking spot in the neighborhood, with unsuspecting cars getting ruined by their ...

Unlike birds whose plumage is mostly blue, the green coloring of a green bird‘s feathers is the result of pigment, not a ...

Often seen as a lemon-colored blur among leafy treetops, the American yellow warbler is challenging to view with binoculars or capture with a camera. Patience and a bit of luck make it worth the ...

Scarlet tanagers are most likely to be seen in the north central part of Minnesota.

I now live in a house with a backyard and mature trees, where birds flit among the bushes and bounce along the fence line. I dove headfirst into my long-held ... the best spot for your bird ...

Whether you're deep in the desert or chilling in a city park, there's always a chance to spot one of these local legends. Here are some of India's most fascinating state birds — and where to ...

The species most likely to arrive to Wisconsin this time of year include the northern house wren, yellow warbler and Nashville warbler, among others. During spring bird migration, most birds ...

Spot the odd one out in ... ducks scattered across a bright yellow background. Initially, the picture looks simple enough - just rows of cute little birds waddling along in perfect formation.

The Painted Stork is characterized by its pink tertial feathers and big, slightly curved yellow beak. These friendly birds often feed ... rich beauty. To spot them, you must have a keen eye ...

From Flamborough to Frampton Marsh near Boston, there are thousands of birds to spot, and the global bird ... The RSPB said gannets had arrived back on the east coast, bringing hope for a good ...

An organization in India saw a rare bird on their camera traps ... species have a gray breast and belly with a spotted back and bright yellow, orange or red faces, according to the IUCN.