Traffic noise is disrupting how tiny Australian birds communicate and defend their territories. Human-made sounds are ...

Hence Owl presents himself as the sagest critter in A.A. Milne’s Winnie The Pooh. He’s a mite scatter-brained, spelling his ...

Especially when some of the world's best bird-watching can be found within America's borders, in places as pretty as northern ...

It was about the Loch Ness Monster and how our minds can easily jump from a rational, sensible view of the world to deciding ...

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Britain supports a wide variety of species found nowhere else on Earth. But many of these are seldom celebrated and in some cases barely known. James Harding-Morris, who has just written a new book, ...

The results are out for Australia’s Bird of the Year, following a fierce battle between some of the nation’s most beloved and threatened species.

This week the weather has been calm but somewhat grey, with little sunshine. There has been a nip in the air at times and mist has lingered.

Perched on a tiny branch, the Eurasian wren sings with all its heart — a small voice echoing through the quiet morning woods.

With All Hallows Eve rapidly approaching, I thought it was high time to explore the spookier side of birds. Specifically, ...