New York City’s Mother Pigeon transforms art and activism into an unexpected voice for the city’s pigeons.

Study finds that wild cockatoos learn new food behaviors through social observation, much like humans follow social trends.

Rescued as a weak, malnourished fledgling, Topa Topa has played a vital role in helping California condor recovery efforts.

A turkey vulture and a red-tailed hawk defy expectations with a decade-long friendship built on shared injury and daily acts of care.

After months on the loose, Toucan Sam’s wild Las Vegas adventure finally comes to a safe and hopeful end.

From a rehoming case to a social media star, Loki the Raven’s story shows just how remarkable and resilient birds can be.

New research suggest that Amazon parrots use complex, rule-based duets; complete with male- and female-specific calls.

Paco’s story shows how gentle care and a little creativity can help aging birds with arthritis continue to enjoy life.

A rocky start between Frank and Amazon parrot Tico evolves into a viral, music-powered partnership that has captured hearts around the world.

Hurricane Melissa drew many migratory birds into its center, where strong winds left them fatigued and disoriented.

The growing field of aeroecology is transforming our understanding of birds in flight and helping make the skies safer for them.

Mei Mei, Central Park’s wayward parakeet who has been spotted living among sparrows, faces her biggest challenge yet: the NYC’s winter chill.

The London Pigeon Rescue Crew volunteers tirelessly to free city pigeons from stringfoot, rehabilitating them and inspiring fellow Londoners to help protect urban wildlife.

A recent study reveals that cockatoos don’t just follow the beat, they invent their own dance moves, opening up fascinating new questions about the pure joy of movement.

A new study shows urban birds stay awake longer, up to 50 extra minutes, due to light pollution, which raises concerns about their health and survival during migration.

The Tower of London’s resident ravens have been part of its traditions for centuries, cared for year-round and cherished by visitors and Londoners alike.

Migrating birds may use quantum entanglement in their eyes to visualize Earth’s magnetic fields and navigate across continents.

Learn how AI-equipped marine buoys are helping protect birds and bats from wind turbines by tracking flight patterns and guiding wildlife-friendly energy solutions.

Blinded for years, Boo the 40-year-old cockatoo regained his sight through surgery and is now flying and thriving as a therapy bird.

This year’s bird migration has brought an extraordinary number of birds back to their summer habitats, offering a spectacular seasonal display shaped by favorable weather and growing public interest.

Sulphur-crested cockatoos in Sydney have learned to operate public drinking fountains, showcasing remarkable intelligence, adaptability, and social cooperation.

A new study on monk parakeets shows that, like us, parrot communication is shaped by the company they keep.

Study of monk parakeets reveals that parrots with richer social lives develop broader vocal repertoires, much like we do.

Discover how crows hold lasting grudges, recognize faces, and teach their flock to remember those who “wronged them” — even years later.

A new study reveals that Goffin’s cockatoos like to dip their food, and this healthy snack found in the refrigerated grocery aisle wins hands down.

A parrotlet named Bruce has turned his berry-stained eating habits into an unexpected form of abstract art, inspiring books and raising support for bird rescue efforts.

A new study reveals that budgies mimic speech using specialized neurons like humans, offering insights into vocal learning and speech disorders.

Watch the Big Bear Eagle Cam as three bald eagle chicks hatch and grow! Tune in live to witness their incredible journey.

Phat Chicken, a scarlet macaw, went from Maine pet-store mascot to Kentucky sensation, charming crowds around town.

A new documentary on pet birds, “Parrot Kindergarten,” highlights avian learning and human-animal bonds.

Parrots, like humans, may imitate their peers even when it serves no clear purpose.

Discover the incredible journey of NYC’s famous owl, Flaco, in “Finding Flaco,” a stunning new book chronicling his daring escape, wild adventures, and lasting legacy.

A rare, intact 80-million-year-old bird fossil from Brazil reveals groundbreaking insights into avian brain evolution, bridging a 70-million-year knowledge gap in bird history.

Witness the breathtaking beauty of starling murmurations, where thousands of birds move in perfect sync, creating stunning sky art and showcasing nature’s survival brilliance.

Some birds, like the bar-tailed godwit and common swift, achieve extraordinary feats of endurance during migration, flying thousands of miles non-stop or staying airborne for months, offering insights into their remarkable adaptations and responses to changing climates.

A recent study reveals the surprising scientific secret behind parrots’ vibrant colors and how one unique process shapes their brilliant feathers.

Birds symbolize national identity worldwide, with 87 countries designating national birds. Surprisingly, the U.S. hasn’t officially named the bald eagle as its own!

The Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology preserves over a million bird eggs and thousands of nests, offering a unique glimpse into avian diversity for science and education.

Amy Tan’s “The Backyard Bird Chronicles” inspires bird lovers by celebrating the beauty of birdwatching, encouraging deeper connections with nature through mindful observation and joy.

In a stunning display of survival, 700 Emperor Penguin fledglings were captured on film leaping 50 feet off a cliff into the sea, a behavior driven by shrinking ice and the species’ fight against extinction.

A new study by Fordham University uses wildlife rehabilitation data to reveal that many birds initially surviving building collisions may later succumb to their injuries, highlighting the need for improved conservation strategies.

Uncover the mystery of starling migration with a new study revealing that their paths are instinctual, not learned—challenging what we thought we knew about avian navigation.

In 2017, a couple in Arroyo Grande, California, set up an owl box, and after seven years of waiting, a pair of barn owls finally moved in, beginning a captivating journey captured through live camera feeds.

Curious why some birds have iridescent feathers? A recent study reveals how location and climate impact feather coloration in 9,409 bird species.

A study on rosy-faced lovebirds takes a closer look at how parrots use their beaks to swing between branches for faster movement.

Hydrating your bird safely is important, because their trachea is in their mouth and opens and closes differently than you might expect, so never drop water into a bird’s mouth or you risk aspiration, even with one drop.

Twycross Zoo in England unites a rare pair of red-fronted macaws, hoping they will bond and mate to help save their critically endangered species.

Bird lovers, prepare to be captivated by JMBricklayer’s latest creation: The Mechanical Parrot. This set, with its 688 vibrant bricks, goes beyond ordinary builds with mechanics that animate the wings, tail, and foot joints. Half of the parrot showcases a natural design, while the other half reveals a mechanized side.

Crows can count! A fascinating study at the University of Tubingen shows that carrion crows count out loud, much like toddlers do.

A fascinating study by researchers in NYU Applied Mathematics Laboratory sheds light on how birds master flock flight coordination through synchronized patterns to avoid collision.

New study shows that Eurasian jays exhibit human-like memory, recalling intricate details, shedding light on avian cognition and episodic memory understanding.

Brown Pelicans are mysteriously turning up malnourished and injured on California coastlines. SeeRescuers are treating them at facilities and investigating the cause.

Discover the fascinating world of “anting,” where over 200 bird species engage in a natural spa-like ritual using ants. Birds apply ants to their feathers to utilize formic acid, a natural chemical that combats feather-destroying parasites.

Meet Wisdom, a 72-year-old albatross on a quest for love at Midway Atoll, surpassing life expectations with a 3.5 million-mile flight record.

Bird watching offers many avenues to deepen appreciation, from nature hikes to clubs, and Bird Buddy adds a tech-friendly option by integrating a camera with a feeder for observing, recording, and streaming bird activities on smartphones.

Can digital tools like tablets help parrots become “smarter?” Dive into an intriguing study led by INTERACT Animal Lab’s Rebecca Kleinberger, where 17 birds tested a simple balloon-popping game on computer tablets.

For the past decade, a red-tailed Hawk named Rochelle has captivated the hearts of Texas Department of Transportation employees with her annual nesting ritual on a highway camera pole.

Study shows that birds likely dream during REM sleep, exhibiting brain activity linked to visual processing, emotion, and flight, shedding light on avian sleep patterns.

You might be surprised to learn that birds are sun worshippers too! But their sunbathing rituals are more than just leisurely lounging. Recent studies have uncovered fascinating secrets behind this peculiar behavior exhibited by over 50 bird families.

When people all but vanished from cities during Covid-19 lockdowns, how did urban birds react to this human-free environment? Researchers from Tel Aviv University and Hebel Normal University used acoustic recorders to monitor the behavior of birds in the deserted streets and parks of Tel Aviv. The results might surprise you. See which birds decreased their activities when parks were empty and which flocked to this altered urban landscape.