Female birds sing more in species with shared parenting, year-round territories, tropical lifestyles, and strong bonds.

A global alliance of animal welfare groups has blamed bird flu outbreaks on the caged egg industry, despite outbreaks being linked to wild birds interacting with free-range poultry.

These are a few reasons why birds in cages do not sing. And if they do, we can only marvel at their love of life and perhaps hope for a future other than the ones we have condemned them to. Peanut.

Mea Culpa: I know why the caged metal bird won’t sing John Rentoul on mixed metaphors, split infinitives and variant spellings in this week’s Independent ...

The reason why birds make such a racket at dawn is still unclear. But researchers are now pouring cold water on one popular idea about why.

We know that birds sing in the daytime but many of them prefer to sing at night. From the haunting cry of the great potoo to the elusive chirps of the black rail, these birds are more active when ...

However, one bird is still arriving from the south and singing, mostly unseen, in the barley fields. This is the quail which, if you do manage to see one, is like a plump little partridge.

So if birds sing so much in spring, it's because this season corresponds to the breeding period, and singing is their primary means of communication to attract a mate, defend territory and assert ...

Why do mockingbirds sing at night? “The males’ territoriality and constant singing and displaying during the breeding season make them the most noticeable bird in Texas,” according to TPWD.

"The variability in bird responses and site differences was fascinating." During the 2024 total solar eclipse that captured the attention of space lovers across North America, something was going ...

The birds still sing. The wings still cut through morning mist. The river of dawn still flows. And so we, too, must move with it, must rise, must sing.