Where do birds go when it rains?” asks Birds & Blooms reader Linda Johnson of Del Rio, Texas. Just like people, animals seek ...

Most animals are opportunistic feeders and eat whatever they can to survive. While some animals adapted to eat nuts, seeds, ...

The decision of the Greek prosecutor to remove the 50 wolves from Parnitha to save the red deer is one theory for the ...

On the fringes of the Jim Corbett National Park lies Aahana Resort, a place where luxury and the wild coexist. NDTV just ...

Meanwhile the resident pair of collared doves, as usual, cooed calmly unperturbed by the commotion. As well as seeing and ...

Juneberry (Amelanchier species) produces delightful white flowers early in spring, followed by red berries ... deciduous trees native to all of Canada and most of the U.S. In the wild, it ...

Take a walk through Prospect Park with Wild NYC writer Ryan ... So often what the Red-tailed Hawks will do is nest over on the—like, in these pine trees over here. Here’s another one.

Juneberry (Amelanchier species) produces delightful white flowers early in spring, followed by red ... berries in a matter of days. Juneberries, sometimes called serviceberries, are deciduous trees ...

a smaller tree (about 20 to 30 feet tall) stood out in the wind-whipped landscape. The bright red berries (technically pomes) were like runway lights for a flock of robins sheltered in the nearby ...

guaranteed to see red squirrels, but a walk through Snaizeholme Woods should provide it. Widdale, where Snaizeholme Woods are, is a remote and rather wild spot, particularly at this time of the year.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Chief Doug Neasloss had always dreamt of seeing a spirit bear — but his first encounter didn’t start ...