What birds eat in the wild and what to put out for them: diet guides for garden birds, birds of prey, waterbirds and more, ...
Identify any bird by photo, sound, or description — then learn what it eats, how to attract it, and when it's near you. From ...
The birds people mix up most, side by side, with the one feature that settles each pair: Kestrel or Sparrowhawk, Raven or ...
Type your town or postcode to see the birds most likely near you this week, from birdwatchers' records across the UK, Ireland ...
Snap a picture of any bird or upload an existing photo. We support JPEG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC formats up to 20 MB. We analyse field marks, plumage, posture, and habitat cues to identify the species and ...
Sabine's Gull, with a dark head, white body, and grey wings standing on a rocky shore next to calm water. No gull on Earth travels further than Sabine's Gull — up to 39,000 km each year between its ...
Picture a bird perched on a branch as it observes the world around it. You may see it glancing around nervously, diligently preening its feathers, or even singing a cheerful melody, but you probably ...
Have you been hearing pecking noises at night? The culprit is probably not a Woodpecker. That’s because these birds are strictly diurnal and spend the night sleeping in roost cavities and other cozy ...
Migration is a common behavior among the world’s wildlife that allows species to move to and from ideal feeding and breeding grounds as the seasons change. Birds are among the most mobile life forms, ...
Geese have a reputation for being pretty intimidating birds. In fact, these large waterfowl have been used as guard animals for centuries, both for their lack of fear of intruders and their loud alarm ...
Ostriches are the largest and fastest-running birds on the planet. Both extant species of Ostriches are endemic to the African continent, although you can see these incredible flightless birds in zoos ...
Emus are large, flightless birds from the Casuariidae family, which also contain cassowaries. The emu ranks among the ostrich and cassowary as the world’s largest birds and is the 3rd tallest bird and ...