Finally, with the arrival of some warmer weather, a few new species are making their way back to the Times News region. And now, with the waterways no longer covered with ice, birds that feed along ...

Cattle egrets were introduced to Hawaii in 1959 for pest control purposes. Their population rapidly increased, spreading ...

Several rare birds have been spotted in locations across Wiltshire over the last two months. Here is a rundown of some of them, for the keen birdwatches out there. Two Nightjar birds were also spotted ...

Here is a roundup of some of the rarest birds spotted in Wiltshire over the last couple of months. (Image: Anita Denuzio, via ...

The great blue heron is the largest and heaviest heron in North America, standing at four feet tall and weigh six to eight ...

Researchers found that fish follow turtles in Louisiana canals to snatch up prey stirred by the turtles' movement.

A publication by Steven G. Platt and Thomas R. Rainwater in the scientific journal Southeastern Naturalist discusses an ...

Share this restaurant in Twitter Share this restaurant in Facebook Share this restaurant in WhatsApp Share this restaurant in Messenger Share this restaurant by email A young Cattle Egret (Agrett ...

David is a retired Environmental Scientist with a passion for wildlife photography and travel. He has lived in Shasta County for the last 38 years with his wife Becky. If the light is at all promising ...

Cranes and herons are both tall, long-legged birds that feed in marshes. The sandhill crane is often seen feeding in upland cut-over corn fields, especially in autumn. They and Canada geese consume ...

You tend to take little blue herons for granted. Not that they aren’t beautiful birds – there are no ugly herons or egrets, except maybe cattle egrets – but little blues can be a little undramatic. As ...

President Donald Trump delivered the eulogy of the late Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina Tuesday. Biden audio raises questions about cognitive abilities & classified documents They ...