A number of fork-tailed drongo eggs, every laid by a special feminine Jess Lund Cuckoos…
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Birds from two different species raise chicks together in one nest
Four dad and mom – a pair of widespread redstarts (prime) and a pair of…
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Birds are using anti-bird spikes to make their nests
A magpie nest in Antwerp, Belgium, containing anti-bird spikes Auke-Florian Hiemstra Spikes positioned on buildings…
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Threatened seabirds are foraging at plastic pollution hotspots
Cook’s petrel, a weak species, had one of many highest plastic publicity danger scores within…
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Brain activity ‘barcodes’ may be linked to specific memories in birds
Black-capped chickadees keep in mind the areas of stashed meals Peter Llewellyn RF/Alamy Unique patterns…
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The hunt for the South Island kōkako, New Zealand’s long-lost bird
A nineteenth century illustration of the South Island kōkako Public Domain The following is an…
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Gannets’ blue eyes turn black after an infection with bird flu
A gannet with a black iris at Black Rock in Scotland Jude Lane/RSPB The blue…
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Bird flu has killed 20 critically endangered California condors
A California condor flying in Grand Canyon National Park with an identification tag on its…
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Songbirds sing out of tune if they don’t practise every day
Male zebra finches, just like the chook on the proper on this photograph, may have…
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Zebra finches pick singing coaches based on songs they hear as embryos
Zebra finches are formed by songs they hear earlier than they’re born Shutterstock/Manu M Nair…