Look for white outer tail feathers that flash prominently when the birds fly ... Though a year-round resident, the odds of ...

They’re birds of a feather—that is, they all observe, count and report on local birds every winter. Area bird aficionados may ...

To identify bald eagles, look at their wings. People often get excited about a big soaring bird and yell “It’s an eagle!” just before it swoops closer and … oops, it’s a vulture.

Rare traits, from leucism to distinctive markings, reveal the individuality and resilience of four black-capped chickadees.

This story was originally published by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. COLUMBUS — Interesting and uncommon birds often make their way to Ohio during the winter months, and now is a great ...

Planes hit bald eagles four times across ... Institution in Washington to forensically identify their species. Sometimes only a few feathers are all that remain. Discouraging a gopher tortoise ...

Louisa Gregson meets Matt Spracklen, AKA the Rock ’n’ Roll Birder, fresh from a three-week trip to North Yorkshire with a ...

Planes hit bald eagles four times across ... Institution in Washington to forensically identify their species. Sometimes only a few feathers are all that remain. Discouraging a gopher tortoise ...

Maine serves as a “migratory corridor” for the birds, which are often confused with juvenile bald eagles. That’s because it takes five years for a bald eagle to develop its ... golden eagles have ...

Eight Canada geese became 12, 30 starlings crossed the sky in perfect formation, assorted gulls squawked through the sky, daring the group to identify them ... disagreed strongly with the choice of ...