A little baby bird found itself in big trouble when a hawk decided to swoop in for an attack. But nature had its own team of tiny heroes. As the hawk tried to strike, other birds darted in like ...

Frankly, I found a number in the millions surprising. It was my math, so a second effort definitely was needed. The answer was the same: Birds using 61 nests at the Wayzata Country Club (WCC ...

Earlier this spring, my girlfriend, Mary Lezcano, drove past what looked like a crime scene. A predator, probably a feral cat, had massacred a nest of birds, leaving the grassy swale caked in ...

Shannon Bird, who is a mother of five, called 911 just after 2:00 a.m. local time after realizing she wasn’t able to feed her hungry 6-week-old baby, according to KSL-TV.

It's spring, and the baby birds are here. And by here, we mean everywhere. Baby geese toddle in and out of Lake Casitas near Ojai. Great horned owlets begin to venture from a palm tree nest. Wide ...

It can be hard to get noticed when you're a little chick in a big colony, but new research reveals that baby birds in need of a feed have individual ways of letting their parents know.

These babies are big, loud, hungry and about to launch. In nesting trees across Ventura County, baby snowy egrets, black-crowned night herons, great horned owls and even an eagle are learning to ...

You might think giving baby birds a bowl of milk is an avian act of kindness, but there are better ways to help them. Here's why milk isn't a great choice.

The race to save baby birds in Phoenix’s record heat During record-runs of extreme heat, some birds tumble from their nests. Many end up at a wildlife rehabilitation center.

In the picture, the bird can be seen perched on a tree branch with the snake dangling from its mouth. Blink said it was a baby copperhead —a species of venomous snake native to Texas.

The Done-Up Bird Gets the Worm Starling chicks apply their preening oil as a lipstick to get more food from their parents ...

According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission, baby alligators are vulnerable to a variety of different predators, including raccoons, otters, wading birds (like heron) and even fish.