This Friday marks the first Fourth of July that the bald eagle – often seen flying near lakes across the Inland Northwest – is our country’s national bird.

A young eaglet can gain as much as 170 grams (six ounces) per day — the fastest growth rate of any bird in North America.

Jayson Biggins, who runs a volunteer wildlife rescue air service with his Cessna 172, has been flying feathered and furry ...

Pterodactyls (Pterodactylus antiquus) are extinct flying reptiles. They lived from the Late Jurassic period, about 150 ...

Alex Caruso decided it was best to wear his Lakers title ring as a chain during the Thunder championship parade.

Twenty years ago, I wrote an article about my cousin Brenda’s country garden in Bognar Regis in Sussex, England. Like many ...

There's something magical about a beach where you can actually hear yourself think—where the soundtrack isn't blaring speakers and screaming tourists but rather gentle waves and distant seabird calls.

The salt springs themselves can be found near the historic Wheaton House, which serves as the park office and a tangible link to the human history of this special place. Built in the 1840s, this ...

Warning: Some may find the images in this story disturbing.The mayor of Athens, Tennessee found one of bald eaglesA recent ...

The osprey population on the Eastern Shore has dropped to just 18 birds, and scientists at William & Mary’s Center for ...

The formerly endangered peregrine falcon produced a bumper crop of at least 23 juveniles this year in the Pittsburgh region. That’s a ...