Tag: Birds

Weather radar picks up over 1 million migrating birds

Bird migration is a fascinating phenomenon that occurs twice a year, as millions of birds travel thousands of

This exquisite Archaeopteryx fossil reveals how flight took off in birds

'And the gamble paid off. The painstaking work of preparing the fossil revealed an astonishing level of detail,

The birds upending our idea of shared parenting

Superb starlings take an unusual approach to co-parentingGrahame Cornforth / Alamy Stock Photo They say it takes a

Scientists Discover Wild Birds Behaving Suspiciously Like Friends : ScienceAlert

The Fascinating World of Friendship in Birds Cooperation and working together are not unique to humans; it's a

Grand Teton deploys papier-mâché birds

The greater sage-grouse, scientifically known as Centrocercus urophasianus, is a majestic bird that puts on a bold display

We’re Releasing Millions Of Birds. The Ticks Are Thriving

The release of millions of pheasants each summer in the U.K. for recreational shooting has long been a

To protect birds and motorists, engineers build a steel nest box on bridge

Ospreys Nesting on New York's Bear Mountain Bridge For the osprey that call New York’s Hudson Valley home,

‘Secrets of the Penguins’ Cinematographer on Capturing Birds

Filming penguins in their natural habitat is a truly remarkable experience, as cinematographer Bertie Gregory shares in an

Vasilisa Romanenko’s Lush Portraits Wrap Common Birds in Decadent Patterns — Colossal

Beauty, nature, and resilience are the central themes of Vasilisa Romanenko's artwork. Based in Connecticut, this talented artist

Birds’ nests in Amsterdam are made up of plastic from 30 years ago

Plastic Pollution in Amsterdam: How Eurasian Coots are Adapting A coot’s nest filled with plastic rubbish in AmsterdamAUKE-FLORIAN

How fish biologists discovered birds of paradise have fluorescent feathers

Birds of paradise are already known for their extravagant looks, with flashy feathers and fancy moves that have

This bird’s eye view of a shark hunt won a photo contest

A mesmerizing aerial snapshot captured by behavioral biologists Angela Albi and August Paula of the Max Planck Institute