In the past few decades, Dr. Torres said, researchers looking at bird genomics suggested that some modern bird families — particularly waterfowl and game fowl — probably appeared before the ...

First banded in 1956, the Laysan albatross has become a mother once again at Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge ...

From the moss-green feathered Kakapo to the uniquely striking secretary bird, here are some weirdest-looking birds you won’t believe exist. Despite its owl-like appearance, the Kakapo is ...

Watch:Bald eagles lock talons in Alaska tree: 'I couldn't believe what I saw' "When we take a closer look at where birds are, we can understand what species need to survive and how we can better ...

"In the case of ambiguous standards of food, we are looking at bird eggs and we look at how a specific egg is classified as being edible or not. What are the standards?" ...

"In the case of ambiguous standards of food, we are looking at bird eggs and we look at how a specific egg is classified as being edible or not. What are the standards?" This idea of standards is ...

Nick Blackmer is a librarian, fact-checker, and researcher with more than 20 years of experience in consumer-facing health and wellness content. Bird flu has impacted millions of wild birds and ...

Birds and More Birds: A Celebration of Avian Art” at the Museum of Northern California Art asks viewers to look at birds from a different perspective. The exhibit runs once a year in conjunction ...

But I didn’t care about how many; I was looking for just one. She was not there. There was a match, however, that held the key. It was to an aunt who had the obituary of her father on her profile.

Annie Klaff and I, the hosts of the MASN Orioles podcast “The Bird’s Nest,” will be joining them to put a camera in their faces, a practice that players and coaches have surely been ...

Diana Maybury-Sharp, from Birmingham, regularly comes to Wheeler with friends to hike and look at birds. “It’s pretty extraordinary. I’ve seen them in other parts of the country where there ...