Paying a tribute to the river, Rab said it was a living entity. “Like other living beings, it thinks, laughs, plays and weeps ...

Science students from a Hunstanton school put younger pupils through their paces as part of British Science Week.

Welcome to another edition of Outdoors Today. It never fails to amaze this author how a bit of interesting observations can ...

A gardener’s attempt to create a low-maintenance space backfires when bird netting disrupts nature’s balance, leading to an ...

If you want to find an outdoor screen-free family activity, consider birdwatching for kids. It's an easy, low-cost way to ...

Melissa, a harpist from Seattle, is determined to teach her laughing dove Atlas how to play the harp just like her. Atlas ...

This "proactive step" is one lesson learned from COVID-19, he explained. Whether you call it bird flu or Highly Pathogenic ... Fecal fluids poured from its beak. Shortly afterward it was dead.

An American bald eagle learned that lesson in a clash with a goose late ... which is not common for these birds,” Sequeira told The New York Post. “It remained on the ground, so something ...

Even common garden birds display this unhurried approach to life. Watch a pair of doves in spring as they gather nesting material. They'll test each twig by bending and manipulating it in their beaks ...

This video proves there's more than meets the eye for a woodpecker. It has one trick you'd never expect when it comes to ...

New research shows how physical changes in the skull affected the mechanics of the way birds move and use their beaks to eat and explore their habitats -- adaptations that helped them evolve into the ...

The outer sheaths of birds’ beaks grow continually throughout their lives, but when they are properly aligned, the tips wear each other away and the beak stays straight and normal in length.