The first bird you spot on New Year's Day carries a special meaning in many cultures around the world. This tradition, rooted in folklore and superstition, suggests that the type of bird you see first can predict your luck, fortune, or even personality traits for the year ahead. Whether you catch a glimpse of a robin, crow, or sparrow, each bird holds a unique symbolism that has fascinated people for centuries. A European robin on a snowy branch symbolizing new beginnings on

The return of Wisdom, the world’s oldest known wild bird, to Midway Island in November 2025 has captured the attention of wildlife enthusiasts and conservationists worldwide. This remarkable albatross, estimated to be 74 years old, has not only come back to her nesting grounds but also introduced a new mate, sparking hope for continued survival of her species. This event highlights the resilience of wildlife and the importance of protecting natural habitats like Midway Islan

Fall migration is a critical and often dangerous time for birds, and there are several meaningful ways you can help them along the way. ...

I've always had a soft spot in my heart for mockingbirds. You could say it was my "spark" bird---the one that started me on my lifelong...

Today we pay tribute to Sabastiao Salgado, the renowned Brazilian photographer who died this past week. He was regarded as one of the...