Florida residents pretty much any time of the year can spot some colorful and quirky birds in their backyard s or close by. "We're so fortunate in Florida because we live in a bird-rich state ...

Most birds (with some exceptions) can't recognize themselves in a mirror, so when they see their reflection, they see a strange bird—one that they probably don't want hanging around.

He catches the soul of the bird. He doesn’t just photograph them and stick them on there. He gets them into a position where they catch your eye and he follows the story.” ...

Some bird species adapt better to living in subdivisions, like meadowlarks or sandhill cranes, he said, but whooping cranes stand out due to their height — they are the tallest birds in North ...

Discover the U.S. birds with the largest wingspans. Learn where these impressive birds can be found and other fascinating ...

Sandhill cranes are found year-round in Louisiana, Florida and Georgia. Scientists say migratory flocks, especially of wetland birds, have been responsible for helping to spread the virus.

Q: I saw the following quote on a poster at a wildlife sanctuary in Florida: "Cranes are large birds with long beaks found on every continent except Antartica and South America." I understand ...

Young whooping cranes being led south on their first migration from central Wisconsin reached their destination Tuesday - a Florida wildlife refuge more than 1,200 miles from their starting point.

Q. I saw the following quote on a poster at a wildlife sanctuary in Florida: “Cranes are large birds with long beaks found on every continent except Antarctica and South America." I understand ...

Sandhill cranes are found year-round in Louisiana, Florida and Georgia. Scientists say migratory flocks, especially of wetland birds, have been responsible for helping to spread the virus.