Suddenly Called to Serve: A Dove, a Hawk and a Loon
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If the abysmal reception so far for films about the war in Iraq is any indication, âDay Zeroâ is the last thing movie audiences will want to consume.
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Birds coated in oil were carried to a wildlife refuge by volunteers trying to save them from the largest oil spill on the Delaware River in nearly a decade.
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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.
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NEW YORK - A hawk down in midtown Manhattan? Another bird of prey grounded across town? A lamb on the lam in the Bronx? True. All in one day. The series of animal adventures began around 10 a.m. Wednesday when a former parks commissioner reported spotting a hawk that had crash landed.
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Officials investigating the deadly Minneapolis bridge collapse are looking at an unlikely culprit: pigeons.
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CARLSBAD, N.M. - Handlers from across New Mexico and west Texas presented 350 breeds of pigeons during the Pecos Valley Pigeon Club's fall show, a rare opportunity for pigeon enthusiasts from around the region to gather.
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A record number of attacks have seen two bird of prey species wiped out in a part of the Peak District.
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By Blair Anthony Robertson, The Sacramento Bee, Calif.  Jun. 18--Judith Lamare has made plenty of enemies as the brains behind Friends of the Swainson's Hawk, a tiny and seemingly benign nonprofit organization based in Sacramento.
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The Saint Joseph&#39;s Hawks brought their mascot to Conte Forum last night to cheer on the women&#39;s basketball team. But all the big bird could do was stand
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Â· Zoo birds culled after complaints about noise Â· Horrified locals side with animal rights activists
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Just a handful of corn, and the pigeons of St. Mark's Square swoop.
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The bald eagle is out of the woods but other birds of prey are in trouble.
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Now hereÂs something that just happened to catch our eye.
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By Cheryl Chojnacki Daily Herald Correspondent  A natural hostess, you might say, Sue Harney always has a waiting feast for friends who visit - or at least for her winged friends, or those who wander into her yard on four legs.
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A gamekeeper who laced bird carcasses with poison and used live pigeons as bait is given community service.
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The feathered creatures winging across North America have an obvious gift that land-bound humans lack, but their survival is threatened by earthly concerns.
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A mourning dove silhouetted against the Saturday morning sunrise perched on a tree outside the window of the observatory room at the Lowe-Volk Nature Center as a flock of 10 ring-billed gulls passed overhead.