It was late morning, hot, humid and quiet. Shafts of sunlight cut through the jungle as we followed a path through the ...

Approximately 40% of all birds migrate, whether it’s a quick trip to a warmer location or a long, grueling journey. Birds ...

Sky blue, ocean blue, blueberries, my eyes! Despite seeing blue all around us, blue is actually the least common color in ...

He put his binoculars back up to his eyes and was silent for a long moment, then: “Yep, it’s a cardinal.” He turned to look ...

By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist I’ve always been enamored about Kentucky’s state bird, the Northern Cardinal, often ...

The search for the cockatiel Lou Lou has sparked an online uproar after the bird flew away last Wednesday, leaving her owner ...

Walleye fishing is especially popular in May through the first week of June, mainly on Lake Itasca. Elk Lake along Wilderness Drive is a premier muskie lake. Fishing licenses are available in the park ...

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At just 4 inches tall, these small black birds with brilliant red heads and yellow thighs perform on horizontal branches ... and elevating their pointed tail feathers vertically. They then inflate ...

This grateful bird definitely knows how to shake its tail feathers — but what does all of this tail wagging mean? Greater roadrunners (Geococcyx californianus) are primarily found across the ...

As for the giant yellow bird, the “Sesame Street” icon’s feathers have been sourced from Dersh since at least 2009 — if not much longer ago; records were kept by hand for far too long ...

This is one roadrunner that definitely knows how to shake its tail feathers, but what does all of this tail wagging mean?