Readers share photos of gray bird species that live across America. Learn about the variety of gray colored birds you should ...

Hard to pronounce but harder to forget, this Old Florida town leaves a special place in the hearts of its visitors.

A song and a chirp: How blind birders tell a robin from a wren First nationwide “blind birder bird-a-thon” draws more than 200 participants with goal of introducing people to the hobby.

New Hampshire may be small, but its elevation rises from sea level, where Surf Scoters dive for food, to 6,288-foot Mount Washington, a reliable place to spot Bicknell’s Thrush. Likewise the state’s ...

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I saw my first rock wren in Utah at the visitor center of Dinosaur National Monument near Jensen. A metallic trilling call note that seemed to echo around the rocks caught my ear. Walking toward ...

Chris Bird, the director of Prime Video UK, has decided to step down from the role and leave the company after more than 14 years. The news was announced in an internal memo sent to staff by ...

The black and yellow snake is vibrant and eye-catching, and it's not just for show. In the animal kingdom, bright colors often serve as warnings to potential predators. But not all black and yellow ...

2. Mangrove Snake Also known as a gold-ringed cat snake, this black and yellow beauty isn't typically life-threatening to humans (though it can still hurt you). The mangrove snake is mildly venomous ...

1. Garter Snake You can find garter snakes all across North America, often in suburban backyards or along creeks and ponds. They usually sport two yellow stripes down their dark bodies, making them ...

14. Nahan’s Francolin This is a striking bird native to the highlands of Ethiopia. It has a distinctive pattern of bold stripes and spots on its plumage and makes a sound that is similar to that of ...

Dave's lifelike movements are powered by an intricate system of motors and gears. His eyes can move up, down, and side to side, while his eyebrows and mouth corners are also articulated to convey ...