From hidden urban sanctuaries to lakes teeming with migratory birds, Ahmedabad offers some of the most unexpected and ...

Shillong in Meghalaya is a dream place for bird lovers where peaceful lakes green forests and high mountains create perfect homes for many birds. Watch Himalayan Kingfisher Scarlet Minivet and more in ...

The Cheyenne Big Day is all about counting as many species of birds as we can in one calendar day. The Cheyenne High Plains ...

Article content. The black-billed magpie has been named Edmonton’s city bird following a public vote that saw the familiar and controversial species soar past five other entrants.. The result of ...

Yellow-billed magpies are only found in parts of Northern and Central California. That’s why birders from all over the country, and even beyond, come to the Sacramento region to spot the magpie ...

A dark-eyed junco enjoys the snow. Songbirds like the house sparrow, house finch, dark-eyed junco, evening grosbeak, gray crowned rosy-finch, Steller’s jay, Cassin’s finch, Canadian jay and the ...

The final round of voting for Edmonton's City Bird is now open.The boreal chickadee, blue jay, and black-billed magpie are the three species flying for your vote to be Edmonton's avian representative.

Black-Billed Magpie Image Credit: Becky Matsubara – CC BY 2.0/Wiki Commons. The black-billed magpie , or American magpie, has striking black-and-white coloring and is found in the American West.

Many birds leave Estes Valley for warmer temperatures and better weather in the winter. One hearty year-round resident, however, is a stunning bird with iridescent blue and green feathers paired wi… ...

Bird Friendly Edmonton has launched a contest to designate Edmonton's city bird. Voting goes until March 31, 2025. ... Of course, the black-billed magpie is no stranger to Edmonton.

These iconic black and white birds, native to Australia, are generally charming songbirds, but during breeding season, become fierce defenders of their nests, swooping down on any perceived threat ...

If you find a dead bird in the corvid family — American crow, black-billed magpie, blue jay — you are asked to call and report it to the health department at 402-727-5396.The health department ...