It’s pretty safe to say that a bird’s beak is one of its most obvious features. And it’s super important! It’s used for ...

People traipse cross-country to see clouds of kites, or to catch a glimpse of a golden eagle in its highland home, and webcams fixed on the nests of ospreys, owls and peregrine falcons draw huge ...

As part of our ad hoc Scotland’s Wonderful Wildlife series, Thom Quinn describes a consequential meeting with a puffin, a ...

The sounds of grey herons at nest during day and at night are like a fairy-tale monster or someone getting sick!

To celebrate the beginning of spring in the Gaelic calendar, ornithologist Seán Ronayne is across the schedule on RTÉ lyric ...

We can’t make any promises, but there are quite a few destinations along the Front Range where bald eagle sightings are ...

While most people have heard of falcons, here’s a definition: A bird of prey, with long pointed wings and a notched beak, typically catching prey ... but also northern harriers, short-eared owls and ...

Living birds have a toothless beak, although some species have ridges resembling teeth ... Experts think its feathers were too short to enable true flight and instead it may have glided between trees.

A chaffinch's song lasts about three seconds and is repeated; it starts with buzzing notes, slows, descends into a jumble, ...

People traipse cross-country to see clouds of kites, or to catch a glimpse of a golden eagle in its highland home, and webcams fixed on the nests of ospreys, owls and peregrine falcons draw huge ...