Magnificent red kites were once more of a rare sight in the skies, but thanks to reintroduction attempts, we can now see them ...

The kites, with their distinctive forked tail and reddish-brown plumage, were seen effortlessly riding the air currents ...

Jacques Sirois, chair of the Friends of the Victoria Harbour Migratory Bird Sanctuary, said it appears to be the first ...

using its deeply forked tail to steer. Mature males are known for striking red pouches on their throats that inflate to attract females. The birds are also referred to as “pirates of the sky ...

If bird watching is of any interest ... and their head looking straight down into the wetland water. A deeply forked tail shape was unmistakable. Periodically the terns would dive into the ...

According to bird spotting website, goingbirding.com, a C Lamonby has spotted two swifts in Midlemarsh near Leominster today (May 21). Although swifts are not considered to be a rare bird, their ...

Like the more familiar ‘blue-bird', it has a long-forked tail and swept-back wings. It is pure white, with powder grey wings and a black crown. Unlike other UK tern species, it sports a bright ...

The bird of prey was hunted close to extinction ... their ‘mewing’ calls" and look for its long, reddish-brown forked tail when trying to identify a red kite.