The Massive 'Invisible Fence' Animals In Asia Refuse To Cross
There's a barrier that separates the wildlife of Asia from that of Australia, and it was even instrumental in helping people understand evolution in nature.
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A Rare Eagle Has Appeared In North America For The First Time - And It's Huge
Eagles and other birds of prey aren't unusual sightings in North America generally. However, the appearance of one rare giant eagle has everyone excited.
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The Biggest Birds Of Prey Still Alive With Wingspans That Will Make You Feel Small
Birds range from tiny hummingbirds to giant condors in the skies. These giant birds of prey will have you feeling the size of a hummingbird when they fly past!
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There's An Amazing Way To Tell When Hummingbirds Will Be Visiting Your Yard
Love hummingbirds? Looking to figure out when they'll be visiting your yard? Here's a way that can help you know when the adorable tiny birds are out to visit.
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Can Dogs Get Along With Hummingbirds? 1 Story Says It All
Can a fluttery wild hummingbird and a domestic dog get along? While this pairing may seem unlikely, one story shares a tale of how it might be possible.
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The Unexpected Reality Of How Hummingbirds Survive Winter
Hummingbirds are tiny and majestic creatures, but they're still birds. Here's how they survive the winter. Hint: Not all species do it the same way.
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The Only Type Of Sugar You Should Use In Hummingbird Nectar
Hummingbird feeders help bring some of the most elegant birds to our yards and gardens, but you need to use the right type of sugar in your nectar.
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The Best Bird Mothers In The Animal Kingdom Will Have You 'Aww'ing All Day
Mothers are remarkable across all species, but these bird moms are some of the best. Learn about some of the "aww"-inducing feathered moms raising their kids.
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Keeping A Hummingbird As A Pet Is A Costly Mistake In Many Ways - Here's Why
Hummingbirds are some of the cutest birds, so wanting one as a pet is only natural. But here are a few costly reasons why you shouldn't pursue getting one.
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The Unhealthy Habit That's Making Your Pets Sick, Too
Many unhealthy habits only affect us, but this particular habit can make animals ranging from dogs and cats to birds and fish seriously unwell.
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A Pet Bird Known For Following Commands Can Live For Over 80 Years
If you're looking for a long-lived feathery friend, this breed might be just right for you! However, a long life comes with a lot of care, attention, and love.
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Why Pet Owners Might Want To Reconsider Using Bleach To Clean Their Homes
Bleach is one of the most common cleaning agents, but if you have pets, whether birds or dogs, in the home, you may want to try a safer alternative.
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How Feeders Can Reduce Bird Infidelity In Your Backyard
Bird feeders change the backyard game in more ways than one, and now you can add curbing avian infidelity to the list. Here's why, according to science.
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Everything To Know Before Adopting A Duck As A Pet
Thinking about adding a duck to your flock? Here's what you need to know about their care and personalities before you bring home a web-footed friend.
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Birds You Never Want To See At Your Backyard Feeder (And How To Keep Them Away)
Certain bird types may dominate a backyard feeder. Making small but effective changes to your set up can reduce this behavior or eliminate it altogether.
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The Hidden Dangers Of Hanging A Bird Feeder In Your Yard
While adding a bird feeder to the yard might seem like a great way to support local wildlife populations, they come with certain health and safety risks.
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How To Call A Pigeon
Sometimes, you may want to call pigeons to you so you can feed them or take care of them. You can do this by making a pigeon call by blowing into your hands.
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How To Tell The Difference Between A Male & Female Indian Runner Duck
Though they can all look alike, it's fairly easy to tell which Indian runner duck is male or female from their physical build, feathering, and even coloration.
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Signs That A Budgie Is Gravid
With most budgies, you won't notice any signs of gravidity, and there won't be any weight gain or anything else out of the ordinary to observe.
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How To Tell The Difference Between Male And Female Cockatoos
Some species of cockatoo are sexually dimorphic and some aren't, and you'll have to wait a few years until the bird is mature to learn the sex.
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Muscovy Female Duck: How To Tell A Male & Female Muscovy Duck Apart
What Muscovy ducks might lack in good looks, they make up for in temperament and usefulness. It's also easy to tell females and males apart from an early age.
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How To Tell If A Canadian Goose Is Male Or Female
It may be difficult to tell the sex just by looking at Canadian geese, but observing their behaviors and social interactions may yield helpful clues.
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What Types Of Birds Have Yellow Beaks?
Bird beaks come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. Many birds have yellow beaks. All of them possess characteristics that make them unique.
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What Are The Signs When A Female Parakeet Is Carrying Eggs?
Parakeets are ovarian and do not become pregnant. Rather, they lay eggs. There are a few clues that indicate a female parakeet is preparing to do so.
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How To Tell The Sex Of A Baby Mallard
Although both males and females look nearly identical, careful observation of their physical characteristics can help you discern the sex of a baby mallard.
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Differences Between Male & Female Rosy Bourke's Parakeets
The sex of Rosy Bourke's parakeets can be difficult to differentiate, though behavioral clues, especially during mating season, can provide insight.
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How To Identify Duckling Breeds
Baby duck identification is often challenging for beginners; without the telltale feather coloration seen in adults, the task can be nearly impossible.
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