Birds usually fly south, but one made a detour on Fox News — right on top of Peter Doocy’s head. While appearing live on “Fox ...

It would be natural to assume that birds fly south for the winter because they want to get away from the cold, but this isn't actually the case. Most birds do perfectly fine in cold weather.

All birds fly high in the sky, soaring to new heights in search of a home and food. However, while some are always visible to ...

We asked her if she’s ever seen one of these species fly before, when they wanted to, of course. Duck let out a nervous ...

You can see them pretty much anywhere in South Florida, taking flight over our skies. Swallow-tailed kites and their very ...

In North America, birds typically fly south for the winter before food is less available during the colder months, then back north in the spring to take advantage of growing insect populations ...

"The peak migration comes like a wave across the United States, breaking from south to north." BirdCast has live, local bird migration alerts so you can see who's flying through your area at any time.

If a bird feeder is close to a window that gets attacked or flown into, move the feeder to a new location farther away. If ...

"The peak migration comes like a wave across the United States, breaking from south to north." BirdCast has live, local bird migration alerts so you can see who's flying through your area at any time.