Here’s the Central Texas bird forecast for the month, courtesy of Travis Audubon. Learn more about Central Texas birds and bird-related events for all ages at travisaudubon.org or by calling 512 ...

Tips to help you keep bluebird nest box cool on the hottest summer days. ... One is a standard house and one is, loosely, based on design offered by the Texas Bluebird Society.

Jacksonville Aviation Authority reveals identity of Project Bluebird that would be Jacksonville's first passenger plane ...

The Blue Bird Circle’s annual Easter basket and egg sale benefits children in need at Texas Children’s Hospital, and these unique handmade items are sure to make your holiday even more special.

Texas officials confirmed Wednesday that highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI or bird flu) has been detected in Austin-Travis County after tests were performed on dead birds discovered in North ...

Tired of empty feeders? Learn the secrets to attracting the most colorful birds in Texas with just a few simple changes.

AUSTIN, Texas - Texas health officials are warning about bird flu. It comes after the CDC confirmed the first severe case of bird flu in the country. Since April, there have been more than 60 ...

And though the mockingbird is a year-round species in Texas, it is on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife migratory bird species list. Instead, there are other ways to deter a screaming Northern Mockingbird.

The Sabine-Neches Chapter, Texas Master Naturalists will present Champions for Nature at the South Texas State Fair from noon to 6 p.m. on April 5 and 6.

This bird’s a real taco belle. A quick-thinking Texas family saved a baby bird they found lying helplessly on the ground by wrapping it up safely in a warm tortilla until wildlife experts arrived.

A Texas couple used a warm tortilla to wrap a baby bird they had found injured at a barbecue. News Sports Hookem.com Austin360 Opinion Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals STATE ...

'Tortillas save lives': Watch Texas family save orphaned baby bird named Taquito Katie Adlong of Amarillo, Texas, found the Mississippi Kite chick on the ground with no signs of adult birds nearby.