Down on the McClintic Farms on Swago, one day last week, Wayne Jackson killed a golden eagle. It had a wing spread of eight feet and eight inches. It was a crack shot at better than three hundred ...

During Wisconsin Fat Bird Week, held May 2-9 this year, the public votes daily for their favorite bulbous migratory bird in a ...

For one Salmon-Crested Cockatoo named Taro, love came on suddenly and with the most unexpected sweaty beak and heart ...

A shared shape rule, the power cascade, governs most bird beak growth. It links modern birds with extinct dinosaurs.

Everybody’s having a good laugh about it,” said Ben Favaloro. “Nobody wants harm to the bird. He’s always welcome back.” ...

Birds make all sorts of calls but one stands above the rest. Learn more about the white bellbird and its incredible cry.

Perhaps it’s the relatively small, featherless, wrinkly head on the big body that gives it comical appeal. Make no mistake, though, fighting among wild turkeys is serious business.

The bird species called the Andean Cock of the Rock is known for the large feathery bulb on it's face, but what is it use for ...

Caught red-beaked. A frisky bird weathering mating season has taken aim at dozens of cars in a Massachusetts town — leaving ...

Residents of northern England did a double take when they spotted an unusually large bird wandering around the countryside last weekend. Measuring ten feet long from beak tip to tail, the enormous ...

Now that we know that most bird and dinosaur beaks follow the power cascade, the next big step in our research is to study how bird beaks grow from chick to adult. If the power cascade is truly a ...

"Larger brain sizes correlate with more flexible behavior, so big-brained birds are usually expected to be more adaptable," Botero said. "However, it turns out that many big-brained birds are ...