All news on the topic: Birds

Zookeepers in Prague occasionally take on the role of puppeteers to help save baby birds abandoned by their parents. This happened with a lesser yellow-headed vulture chick that hatched three weeks prior

Photographer Javier Alonso de Medina Salguero captured the jaw-dropping moment a seagull smashed through the windshield of an $85 million fighter jet at a Spanish airshow at the San Javier Air Base.

A new local bill would prevent New York City pet stores from selling birds, causing a clash between animal rights advocates and small business owners

Flamingos have taken up residence in the rice paddies of Ferrara, a city located in the northern Italian region of Emilia-Romagna, posing a threat to the iconic Italian dish, risotto

Local celebrity parrot Lindo has been reunited with his long-time companion, Linda the lovebird, after an unknown individual brought him back to a laundromat in Park Slope

In Australia, a mother and her son barely avoided a close encounter with two hungry cassowaries, one of the few bird species in the world known to have a history of killing humans, according to animal authorities

On Father's Day, two exceptionally cool peregrine falcons were deservedly honored for bravely safeguarding their newly hatched chicks in their lofty nests above the Hudson River and Kill Van Kull

An interspecies pair of Wood and Mallard ducks are finding love in Central Park, according to David Barrett of the Manhattan Bird Alert.

A baby seagull showed up next to the Sistine Chapel chimney just moments before it started emitting smoke to indicate that a new Pope had been selected on Thursday, causing some Catholics to become excited over the cute "omen."

Animal advocates gathered at a rally in Manhattan Wednesday to demand District Attorney Alvin Bragg  impose stricter penalties on pigeon netting —  after a serial poacher tried to use the birds as target practice last week.

With the globe observing the conclave happening now inside the Sistine Chapel, seagulls have taken their spots on the roof, allowing them an overhead view of the chimney from which white or black smoke will soon signal whether a new pope has been chosen

At a New York zoo, a baby vulture is being fed not by another bird, but by a hand puppet — a method that's been used for decades

The vicious bird caused chaos for approximately 50 individuals in Flamstead, Hertfordshire, by diving down and scratching the back of their heads

Scientists have found that certain songbirds behave more aggressively around traffic noise, sometimes resulting in fights with rivals.

The Galápagos Rail, also known as the Pachays, was spotted on Floreana Island for the first time since Charles Darwin discovered it 200 years ago, according to Island Conservation

An elderly woman and her companions are causing distress to Lower East Side residents by scattering massive amounts of birdseed in a small neighborhood park, transforming the area into a foul-smelling feast for pigeons and rats

A packed airplane was forced to make an emergency landing after two swans smashed into it and punctured the fuselage, according to a report.

At approximately 4 p.m. on Thursday, an unknown individual walked into Birds by Joe 2 located on Route 46 in Saddle Brook, New Jersey, and inquired with owner Katarina Rukavishnikova about seeing the expensive parrot prior to stealing it

More than 200 snow geese discovered throughout the Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania are believed to have died from avian flu, and specialists are worried that the number of fatalities may rise further

The designation comes after centuries of the bird representing American strength.

It's a hoot of a joyful Christmas

A Brazilian pilot was literally flipped the bird after a vulture crashed through his cockpit window and hung lifelessly in front of him for the rest of the flight, as seen in a viral video.

The oldest known wild bird in the world has laid an egg at the ripe age of about 74, her first in four years, US wildlife officials said.

This is the strange moment when a boy used his pet parrot to pull out his final baby tooth

Former Amityville mayor Peter Imbert is accused of being a gun-carrying, cannabis-cultivating individual who reportedly made racist comments and coerced an employee into shooting geese, consuming THC edibles, and tidying up after his pet guinea pig, as stated in a newly submitted administrative complaint