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Keep your eyes peeled to spot the well-camouflaged American bittern — a marsh bird with a bizarre song. Plus, learn what the ...

New citizen-science data from Visakhapatnam suggests that pond herons and cattle egrets may be undertaking regular seasonal ...

Despite the tragic loss of most of our native forest species, Guam remains a surprisingly good place to find birds.

Kendrapara: Come winter and large numbers of migratory birds have started flocking the mangrove forest, wetlands and water ...

The News-Press and Naples Daily News award-winning photographer shares his favorite locations in SWFL to photograph birds.

In our complete guide to bird lifecycles, we lead you from nesting and hatching all the way back to the mating season.

A Czech study finds birds’ fear of humans is shaped mainly by long-term coexistence with people, not by how common the species is in the city.