We often think of Britain’s birds as gentle and graceful. They eat seeds, visit gardens, and sing in the mornings. But some ...

The red-flanked bluetail has appeared at a park near the Potomac River, marking only the second time the species has been ...

Phil Unitt has been curator of birds and small mammals at the San Diego Natural History Museum (The Nat) for nearly four ...

Since the start of 2026, several rare birds have been spotted over Wiltshire, from eagles to falcons.

With three-inch beaks and plumage matching forest floors, woodcock migrate from the Gulf Coast to New Jersey each spring for mating season rituals.

ORLANDO, Fla. – Sandhill cranes may not trade chocolates or roses, but the tall, gray birds are among Florida’s most devoted romantics, forming long-term pair bonds that often last for life. As ...

The most notable feature, at least in silhouette, is the lighthouse that sticks up from the island’s western edge like a toothpick.

Escape the noise this March at Ohio nature preserves filled with peaceful trails, fresh air, and beautiful early spring views ...

You’ll be familiar with their song – an intricate aria of high-pitched whistles culminating with a rapid-fire trill. March is the perfect time to hear belting Wrens as they prepare to enter their ...

A Texas biotech company is trying to bring mammoths and other extinct creatures back to life. The science is as intriguing as ...

This column marks the six-year anniversary of “Ask Maine Audubon,” and I want to start with a thank you to everyone who reads along and sends questions (reminder: send your questions to ...

Discover the brutal techniques used by some British birds to catch their prey - from impaling on spikes through to stabbing ...