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From the fastest to the heaviest, there are some impressive flying creatures in the animal kingdom, including birds, fish and snakes.

Gouldian finches can have red, black or yellow heads and researchers want to know why.

Ever since Michael Cardenaz saved a hummingbird, the little bird keeps coming back to visit him.

Purple martins love tall, condo-style houses that can host a crowd.

Amateur photographer Steve Biro takes a riveting photo of a bald eagle and his mirror image.

Human noise is changing how some birds sing, while causing chronic stress and reproductive problems in others.

The drab potoo bird uses its coloring to disguise itself as a tree limb.

The endangered red-cockaded woodpecker is showing up in some interesting places in the South as it makes a comeback.

Thanks to an abundance of beech seeds, so far this year 150 orange-fronted parakeet chicks have been born in the wild in New Zealand.

The 2019 Audubon Photography Awards highlight striking images of birds and the places they live.

Rescue workers swooped in and saved nearly 100 baby birds when tree in Oakland split and started to topple.

Black-backed woodpeckers love burned-out forests, but mega-fires are changing their lives.

White ravens are spotted occasionally on Vancouver Island, but they don't seem to stay for long.

See the winners of 2019's Bird Photographer of the Year, a global photographic competition featuring 63 countries and countless beautiful birds.

A new study from a team of ornithologists shows how urban living affects the health of American crows.

You might be able to fool birds and bunnies with fake owls and scarecrows, but not for long.

Research suggests white owls have a key psychological advantage when hunting by moonlight.

At Fort Stewart, the Army and the Fish and Wildlife Service are saving red-cockaded woodpeckers — and military training.

Study finds U.S. and Canada have lost 29% of birds in past 50 years.

When birds migrate at night, there are fewer predators but that doesn't mean it's safe.

Two-thirds of bird species in North America are at risk due to global warming, says Audubon, which offers new report and tools to help.

Some male birds keep their mates interested using fancy displays of affection.

The male white bellbird attracts a mate by singing louder than a jackhammer.

California condors hatch at Zion and Grand Canyon national parks, pushing their numbers beyond 500.

A great horned owl is rescued from the ashes of the Maria Fire in California.

The only endemic duck remaining on the Hawaiian islands is back from the brink of genetic extinction.

The bald eagles of the Decorah and Decorah North nests in Iowa are the stars of two webcams that let us follow along with their daily drama.

Grab your binoculars and help scientists study bird populations in the 2019 edition of the world's longest running citizen-science survey.

New York City passes bird-friendly building legislation to reduce collision risks for birds.

Video shows a majestic murmuration of starlings flying across a beautiful Irish sky.

BIrds and bats don't seem to rely on their gut bacteria for the same things we do.

Some snowy owls have left the tundra to winter in Detroit where they have less competition for food.

Scientists led by Frank E. Rheindt discovered new five new bird species and five more subspecies on three Indonesian islands.

A massive bald eagle is filmed in slow motion taking off from a street in Melrose, near Boston.

Each summer, wildlife officials gather to decide which southern refuges, national forests and military bases have enough woodpeckers to donate birds.

More and more charities say they have been helped by these 'pint-sized philanthropists' who are choosing to give rather than receive.

Acoustic engineer Trevor Cox is on a mission to identify the most wondrous sounds on Earth.

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To help eliminate the perilous process of collecting potable water in Ethiopian villages, Italian architects design a water vapor-collecting tower.

A new, award-winning public arts project makes good use out of building materials salvaged from Detroit's sizable supply of destroyed/derelict homes.

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