A bird flying in front of you might be a sign from the universe, ... When we see birds, we view them as aspirational beings reminding us to reach for the stars and keep pushing toward our goals.

Space Telescope Captures Stunning Image of a Mysterious Bird, Larger Than Earth Flying Near the Sun Space is full of wonders, but every now and then, something truly extraordinary grips the scientific ...

And it’s not just pecking, sadly—that reflection can cause birds fly into windows, too, which can cause much more damage (to the window and the bird). But as we enter mating season, there are ...

Birds struggle to see the glass of windows, atriums, and greenhouses, which is why humans need to make small changes to help ...

On a New Mexico college campus, there’s a large field that many birds fly over. Lately, some of those birds have been dead. Mostafa Hassanalian, an engineering professor at the New Mexico ...

The bird would bang into the window, fly back to a nearby tree, calculate its next attack, and then fly into it again. This happened repeatedly over the next hour.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Tennessee is in the peak of bird migration, according to experts. In fact, the current weather conditions are causing the number of birds flying north to explode. Laura ...

That's the way one scientist puts it — referring to how infected wild birds survive long enough to spread it to birds and mammals around the world. And that's a serious risk for human health.

The birds fly 45 km/h (28 mph) on average while migrating with humans – but during this journey, will reach top speeds of 100 km/h (62 mph). End-August: Finding Waldi ...

Steven Soderbergh on the High-Speed Production of High Flying BirdIt was shot using an iPhone — just one of several affordable, fast-turnaround pieces of equipment that helped him get the film ...

on a university campus in Japan. Carrion crows and humans line up patiently, waiting for the traffic to halt. When the lights change, the birds hop in front of the cars and place walnuts, which ...

DENVER — Birds flying through Denver as they migrate north could use a little help to get them to their final destinations alive. Twice a year, during spring and fall migration, more than 300 ...