The hooded pitohui’s bright plumage signals danger to predators. This strategy, called aposematism, warns attackers to stay away.
The black-necked crane, a rare and graceful bird of the Himalaya, is admired for its striking beauty, cultural significance and fragile existence in high-altitude wetlands, where it continues to inspire conservation.
A new Australian study has revealed that sex reversal in wild birds is more widespread than previously thought, surprising scientists and raising conservation concerns.
From shimmering jays to royal pigeons, discover ten of the world’s most breathtaking blue birds. These sky-toned wonders showcase nature’s palette in every corner of the globe.
The pale-capped pigeon, known for its ash-grey feathers and pale crown, is rarely seen in the wild. It lives deep in forests and avoids people.
A team of birders has confirmed India's first sighting of the long-billed bush warbler in 46 years.
These bluebirds are often found at high altitudes. They travel together in groups, weaving through chilly Himalayan air.
The little spotted kiwi is New Zealand’s smallest kiwi species, known for its pale feathers and nocturnal, flightless behaviour.
A recent survey across Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve has revealed an impressive variety of grassland bird species.
Today, only around 40 ‘akikiki live in conservation breeding centres on Maui and the Big Island.
Discover the majestic Kori Bustard, the world's heaviest flying bird, found in Africa's open grasslands and savannas, and learn about its unique characteristics and conservation status.
Meet the cassowary, the world's most dangerous bird, known for its powerful legs, sharp claws, and striking appearance, and learn about conservation efforts to protect this ancient species.
Discover the harsh reality facing young raptors, with nearly 90% perishing within their first year. Learn about the natural and human-induced threats they face and the conservation efforts underway to protect these magnificent birds.
Explore the fascinating world of extinct birds being revived by scientists. From the dodo to the great auk, discover the species being brought back to life.
"A one-year-old white-rumped vulture's incredible 4,000 km flight from Maharashtra to Tamil Nadu highlights the need for strengthened conservation measures to protect this endangered species.
Wisdom, the world's oldest known Laysan albatross, is set to hatch another chick at 74 years old, defying odds and inspiring conservation efforts.
With its glossy black feathers and curved beak, this bird once roamed across continents and held cultural significance in ancient times, even featuring in Egyptian hieroglyphs to symbolise "spirit."
The report, which returns after a gap of three years, shows 60 per cent of species in long-term decline. A few, however, are thriving.
One in 8 bird species is currently endangered worldwide, and 93 that are globally threatened can be found in India.