Oh, no, say it isn't so. But, yes, it is so. In other words, yes, this really did happen.
Someone set up a camera pointed at a bird's nest in a tree to capture a time-lapse video of eggs hatching. It begins very sweet with mother Robin tending to her nest of four blue eggs, and hoping they will hatch soon. But, and I won't give the climax away, what really happened was so sad, totally unexpected
One of the great signs of spring in West Michigan is the nesting and hatching of birds, ducks and geese.
The Michigan DNR shares what you can do to help (and what you shouldn't do) if you find chicks, goslings or ducklings.
This is a bit of a heart-breaking downer this morning. You see, a bird owner was trying to train his prized falcon. He, and friends brought it to an area they thought would be a proper one to train it. Why they chose to do this next to a busy expressway I'll never know, but it didn't turn out well.
This story is right out of a scene from Alfred Hitchcock's 1963 thriller, The Birds.
A town in Texas is under attack by a family of angry birds who are turning a quiet neighborhood into a bird attack zone.
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is encouraging domestic bird owners to increase their biosecurity efforts and take appropriate steps to protect their birds from avian influenza.