Northern cardinals, blue jays, American robins, and house sparrows are common birds throughout city life. These small, ...

There are thousands of species of birds, and many of their names are well-known to us—blue jay, robin, and mallard, to name ...

Unlike birds whose plumage is mostly blue, the green coloring of a green bird‘s feathers is the result of pigment, not a ...

An adult coot has a conspicuous white beak and forehead shield; black plumage; dark red eye; and large, lobed green-grey feet ...

We all know that India’s national bird is peacock. But, did you know that the different states have their special birds as well, known as state birds. Here are some of them ...

Different birds have varying needs, activity levels, and social behaviors. Researching and choosing a bird that matches your ability to provide for its specific requirements is essential for a ...

It is endowed with birds that ... mostly white with black wingtips, the American White Pelican grows a flat horn-like structure that appears on the top of the bright orange beak during the ...

These colorful birds are members of the parrot family. Their feathers are in brilliant shades of blue, including a turquoise head, which nicely contrasts their bold orange beaks and legs. It is a ...

They have glossy iridescent black backs and wings with small white patches on their outer four primaries; they have orange ... black beak, and long pink-red legs. Recently fledged birds have ...

Near the hem is the green Orange Bird sticker design with the 30 years logo, flowers making a Mickey head, an orange, and a rainbow. An orange square has “Think Orange” repeated. On the back is a ...

Northern Cardinal: Commonly found in North and Central America, these charismatic birds feature beautiful red beaks. Black Oystercatcher: As their name suggests, it is a big black bird with a red beak ...

When they're young, all zebra finches look like females, except their beaks are black instead of orange ... in flocks of about 100 birds. During breeding, the large flock splits into groups ...