Latest Bird, Bird Watching, and Bird Research News
Babies are notorious for wrecking their parents’ sleep schedules. As it turns out, this is a pretty universal experience. Humans […]
Penguin Parents Take Tiny Seconds-long Naps to Get Enough Sleep Read More »
The ins and outs of social relationships amongst animals are a source of both fascination and scientific speculation. From parakeets
African Penguins Recognize Each Other By Their Spots Read More »
The Striated Caracara, also called the Forster’s Caracara or the “Johnny Rook,” is a dark streaky falcon that’s found in
This Species of Falcon Has Stronger Problem Solving Skills Than Some Parrots Read More »
You’ve probably heard the fun fact that birds are descended from dinosaurs before. Today’s birds are, in fact, direct descendants
Mysterious Bird-like Footprints Discovered That Are Older Than Birds Themselves Read More »
December is upon us. The season for Christmas shopping, parades, and hot cocoa has officially begun. But for birdwatchers, the
The 2023 Christmas Bird Count is Coming: Here’s How You Can Participate Read More »
New Zealand’s Bird of the Year contest, hosted by New Zealand’s Forest & Bird is a beloved event that draws
New Zealand’s Bird of the Century Crowned Read More »
Avian intelligence is a fascinating area of research that frequently spawns new discoveries that call into question our understanding of
Study Indicates That Roosters May Be Self-Aware Read More »
The last several years have been fraught with danger for many bird populations thanks to a severe and widespread outbreak
Bird Flu Has Landed in the Antarctic Read More »
During the migration seasons, the skies over parts of Europe come to life with an exceptionally beautiful and mysterious display
New Study Examines the Collective Action of Flocking Birds Read More »
It’s the nature of conservation that we often spend the bulk of our time discussing bad news. Even when a
A Banner Year For Texas Bobwhites Read More »
