After a hard morning at the office, this roseate spoonbill decided it was time for some much needed self care. Those vibrant ...

Ever the trickster, Raven devised a plan to get inside the clan house and glimpse the daylight. He first decided to disguise himself as a speck of dirt in the river from which the old man’s daughter ...

The Raven Ridge Wildlife Center in Lancaster County is cautioning the public over the use of lanternfly tape after a ... she lost all her tail feathers and will now be with the center until ...

Male mandarins have colorful “sails” on each wing. Feathers: Displays of Brilliant Plumage by Robert Clark, published by Chronicle Books 2016 This tail feather comes from a male red bird of ...

Richmonders don’t normally encounter ravens outside of an Edgar Allan Poe reading.

A bird is recovering in the care of The Raven Ridge Wildlife Center after becoming stuck in a glue trap meant for ... it unfortunately lost all of its tail feathers and a few wing feathers, ...

Best Thing in Texas Quoth the Raven: “Post Some More” A chatty raven is gaining fame among downtown Austin’s workday crowd and with social media admirers across the globe.

Birds are feathered beauties, with some having tail feathers that make them look stunningly beautiful. Species such as the Long-tailed Widowbirds and the Greater Racket-Tailed Drongo have ...

And a crow’s tail is going to be..they’re squared. All of their tail feathers are going to be the same length so it looks like they have a squared tail when they’re flying,” Bauer said.

Ravens are even more widespread in San Diego. They are larger in size and have some other differences: a wedged-shaped tail, shaggy neck feathers in the adults, a larger beak with nostril feathers ...

“When all of these molt, our volunteers will pick up the feathers and save them for us,” said Mesta, as he walked by the cages. “We send out lots of crow feathers, raven, you know, and particularly, ...

Dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes sported feathers. Illustration by Emily Lankiewicz / Full Credit at Bottom of Article. The more paleontologists dig, the more feathered dinosaurs they find.