Potoos are monogamous birds, forming lifelong pairs that share the responsibilities of incubation and care for their young. Female great potoos lay a single egg in a natural depression on a tree ...

We love the thought of birds nesting in our yards. The thought that such a small creature could feel safe enough in our presence to raise its young is heartwarming, indeed — but not all clusters of ...

Sometimes we need to try to slow the pace. I’m not only referring to our everyday hustles and bustles. Everything needs to be done yesterday. I’ve retired so my lifestyle has indeed shifted gears.

Many of us love the American smoketree (Cotinus obovatus) because it adds all sorts of visual interest to our yards. Its nickname comes from wispy pinkish hairs left over after its gold or green ...

Now’s a good weekend to check any beech trees on your property for the tell-tale sign of a new and potentially fatal disease. The disease is called beech leaf disease, and it’s now spread to all 67 ...

The annual contest unveiled its winners, highlighting avian photos that focus on conservation issues, the beauty of birds and their sometimes hilarious behavior Sarah Kuta - Daily Correspondent ...

Prey animals usually prefer to stay out of reach of predators, but researchers have observed a pair of birds and a group of bird-hunting bats residing in the same tree cavity in north-east Italy.

Birds-of-paradise have captivated the planet with their elaborate plumage and idiosyncratic mating dances. Some species appear to shape-shift as they elongate plumes of feathers, fan their wings, or ...

Rachel Buxton receives funding from Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, National Institutes of Health, and Environment and Climate Change Canada. Emma J. Hudgins received ...

Stanislav Roudavski has received relevant funding from the Australian Research Council and the ACT Parks and Conservation. Alex Holland receives funding from ACT Parks and Conservation Service. Philip ...