Video: The Truth About Lovebirds
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Lovebirds are in the air&#8212;literally. Watch a pair of these Tanzanian parrots engage in the courtship rituals that have earned them a place in bird lovers' hearts.
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Raise my kids, or else! People have long wondered how cowbirds can get away with leaving their eggs in the nests of other species, who then raise the baby cowbirds. Why don't the hosts just toss the strange eggs out? Now researchers seem to have an answer &#151; if the host birds reject the strange eggs, the cowbirds come back and trash the place.
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[World News]: Washington, Nov 27 : Scientist have always wondered how pigeons manage to be such good navigators and have a &#39;nose for the north&#39; and now a new study has suggested that it is because they have small magnetic particles in their beaks, which
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Blog: A look at the video conversation site Friction.TV
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Birds living in cities are performing a form of "avian rap" to counter urban noise, a study suggests.
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By ANNA FIORENTINO Staff Writer  Who knew that the Portland band called Loverless could score a music video before a record deal?  Click.  That BMX riders were caught on tape doing stunts around ... wait ... yes, that was Portland too?  Click.
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TODAY you could pick up another free David Attenborough DVD, Attenborough In Paradise.   In the forests of Papua New Guinea, where 38 of the 42 kinds of bird of paradise are found, Attenborough and his crew spent more than nine months filming the most colourful family of birds in the world.
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Homing pigeons may use a magnetic "map" inside their beaks to navigate, according to new research.
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High levels of testosterone may explain why strong male birds have it all: great singing, beautiful plumage, and a macho immune system.
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So goes the familiar holiday tune. Unfortunately, this holiday season, scientists are heralding bad news for birds. New research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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By Fergus Sheppard  WHEN playing the game of love, it is a given that any amorous male is going to show off his best side to get the girl.   But new research suggests that even the humble guppy fish puts its best fin forward when it comes to winning a mate.
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High-flying men are not as attractive to women looking for love as those with an average job, scientists say.
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Skycar - it blows Here at the Reg, a lot of us tech fancier Vultures are flying-car friendly. We want our personal aerial ride and we want it now. But we're getting a bit tired of Dr. Paul Moller and the way people keep breathlessly writing him up. (Even the Reg has fallen into his trap on occasion.)â¦
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For lovebirds nesting in the upper branches of the socioeconomic tree, weddings have become a way to trade your marquee appeal for free or discounted favors.
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To shed light on the secretive sex lives of rosy-finches, birds that nest high in the Rocky Mountains, researchers clip on crampons and get climbing.
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[World News]: Washington, Dec 14 : A new futuristic study by researchers at the University of Stanford is predicting that by the time the next century rolls around, a number of bird species that we take for granted today will become mere pictures in bird
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By Tim Johnson  It might have been the primeval forest noises. Or perhaps it was the tree-climbing kangaroos. It also could have been the cassowary, a flightless bird as tall as a grown man.