Ever wondered which birds are singing at night? Our comprehensive guide has all the answers, including the science and reasons behind for this behavior.

Ever wondered how birds handle sleep during migration? This detailed examination reveals how migratory species modify their rest to sustain energy for… ...

Crows are one of the most recognisable and common species of birds across the world. These gregarious species thrive in large flocks in the wild, but do people keep them as pets, and more importantly, ...

Birds come in every colour, from electric blues to verdant greens and deep reds. There are thousands of species of yellow birds across the world, and the UK is home to around 14 species that are ...

Pigeons of the family Columbidae are ubiquitous throughout much of the world, from the deepest tropical rainforests to the tallest urban tower blocks. Pigeons are some of the most successful animals ...

Bird legs and feet come in an astonishing array of shapes and sizes. From the comically long and slender toes of the Jacanas to the powerful legs and hoof-like foot of the Ostrich and the killing ...

The labelling of groups of animals or birds into simple and easy recognisable words such as herd or flock is commonplace, but many different animals and birds have collective nouns (group titles) ...

Bird Memory Capabilities Recollections on the Wing We may never know exactly how birds think, but their memory power stands out in many of their natural behaviors. Continue reading to learn about ...

Seagulls - which are actually just gulls from the family Laridae - are some of the world's most widespread and successful birds. There are 54 species of gulls, and they inhabit every continent on the ...

Explore Bird Sleeping Habits and unearth the serene yet mystifying world of avian nocturnal behavior. Join us as we delve into their patterns,… ...

Learn all about woodpeckers found in the UK, including Great Spotted, Lesser Spotted, Green woodpeckers, and the rare Eurasian wryneck. Discover their… ...

Kestrels are one of the smallest birds of prey, but also one of the most widespread, and are frequently seen hovering beside motorways or perched on telephone wires watching for prey. In recent years ...