A photographer in the U.K. now hand-feeds the birds in his backyard after spending three years gaining their trust. He even has the photos to prove it. See the remarkable pictures.

Cuong loves the birds very much and sees them as part of his life. Cuong said he does not care for the birds for personal gain, but just wants to make Saigon more and more beautiful and more ...

By highlighting images of female birds in the contest, Galbatross Project members hope to start a conversation that extends beyond the lens. Even in science, they say, data on birds can ignore ...

A bird scientist has isolated weather radar images that he says show exactly what killed the 5,000-or-so birds that fell dead from the sky over Beebe, Ark., on New Year's Eve: A cloud burst on ...

Birds were a popular part of Japanese art during the Edo period. Eagle hanging scroll by Kishi Ganku, ca. 1802. Courtesy of the Freer Gallery Two new exhibits at the Freer Gallery explore the ...

Inspiring Birds Photos that have made it to the 2020 shortlist of this prestigious international competition.

For the first time, researchers have developed an AI model that is able to identify individual small birds in new images. Identifying individual animals in animal behaviour studies is an important ...

Warner Bros. Pictures has unveiled several new promo images for the upcoming Birds of Prey movie. One features the entire cast standing shoulder-to-shoulder. The others feature Harley Quinn. You ...

The first look images from Lenny Henry’s 'Three Little Birds,' executive produced by 'It's a Sin' creator Russell T Davies, have been unveiled.

It's not a sound commonly associated with birds. But a colony of flesh-footed shearwaters 'crack and crunch' because they've consumed so much plastic, experts have revealed.

According to a study published earlier this week, for some birds at least, watching TV can help. The researchers, from Finland and the UK, showed that by watching videos of other birds eating, blue ...

The Tasmanian Greens obtained the images of birds understood to be stuck in nets at Huon Aquaculture's operations, leading to calls for fundamental changes in the way bird interactions are monitored.