For a year, he was one of our most famous celebrities, celebrated for literally flying free and high above the city. Still, “The Year of Flaco” at The New York ...

The dead geese found near Lake Sabatia in Taunton last month have tested preliminary positive for the bird flu (HPAI), ...

There are probably less than 5,000 of these owls living in the wild. The eagle-owl is one of the largest owls in the world. These birds are between 22.83 to 27.95 inches long and can have a wingspan ...

One statistic from the recent Reading Christmas Bird Count on Dec. 15 that caught the eye of compiler Lucy has nothing to do with birds: There were 61 counters out in the field along with 19 feeder ...

When there are concerns about illness in any wildlife species in Nevada NDOW will investigate. Wild birds infected with ...

It was quite unusual for international marathoner, Munish Jauhar, to stumble upon an adult owl on the ground at about 8 am next to the jogging track at Sukhna Lake ...

An injured bald eagle that was captured in Fort Erie and sent to The Owl Foundation in Lincoln, and later died, had avian flu, the results of tests have determined. The bird was reported to Humane ...

these birds can detect prey from great distances, ensuring successful hunts even in the cover of darkness. Scene from Hokkaido, Japan. Image by OndrejProsicky via Depositphotos. While Blakiston’s fish ...

Blakiston's Fish-Owl is one of the world's largest owls (second only to the Eurasian Eagle-owl), with a massive, stocky build and prominent ear tufts that typically extend horizontally. Its plumage is ...

More young birder groups are popping up across the country for teens and tweens who enjoy getting outdoors together to gawk ...

(Courtesy of Mark Chestnut) Among the owl species ... (BILL UHRICH/READING EAGLE) Weather is always a factor in the Christmas Bird Counts. Bernville counters faced windy and frigid conditions ...

New York City's beloved owl Flaco is getting his very own exhibit at The New York Historical, called "The Year of Flaco." ...