At this time of year, wild eastern turkeys are still congregated in the flocks of 20 or so birds with which they spend the winter. Groups of hens, mature female ...

India's conservation efforts for the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard have reached a significant milestone with the hatching of two new chicks at the Conservation Breeding Centre in ...

A quiet underground nest on a remote island off New Zealand's coast is captivating viewers around the globe as the world's largest parrot species is livestreamed. The YouTube livestream, Kākāpō Cam, ...

Bald eagles roost in a tree against dark clouds in Alaska. Bald eagle roosts are crucial for survival, providing communal warmth, energy conservation, and protection from harsh we ...

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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ FalconCam is live for the 2026 nesting season. This year’s livestream is using a new camera that offers a much sharper view of peregrine falcons – and, ...

Fans of celebrity bald eagle couple Jackie and Shadow are awaiting “pip watch” season, when the couple’s two unborn eaglets start pecking their way out of their shells. The nonprofit Friends of Big ...

We're talking about the barred owl, a native raptor that stands about 18 inches tall, has ebony eyes and beautiful, streaked plumage, and is supremely adapted to fly and hunt in forests and wetlands ...

Watch Athena, a nesting Great Horned Owl, live on CW39.com as she raises her young at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center in Houston.

We often assume every baby animal grows up with its mother nearby. In reality, that is not always how nature works.

Scientists say a pair of condors are likely tending to an egg high up in a California redwood — the first time that's happened there in more than a century. A Yurok wildlife official gives an update.

The Yurok Tribe says it believes a pair of condors released in 2022 have built the first nest in their ancestral lands in more than 100 years, and could be incubating their first egg.