Once common in Kent, the red-billed chough disappeared more than two centuries ago due to habitat loss.
Discover a mesmerising collection of rare and stunning birds from around the world. These feathered wonders are so unique and vibrant, they almost seem too magical to be real.
This animal can hit up to 240 mph or 386 km/h, faster than a skydiver or low-flying aircraft. Scientists observed speeds over 200 mph across multiple tests, confirming its dominance.
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.
Often called nature’s “baby dragon,” the Great Eared Nightjar is a rare nocturnal bird known for its dragon-like looks, eerie calls, and incredible camouflage in dense forest habitats.
With its iridescent feathers and vibrant colours, the Himalayan Monal dazzles both nature lovers and photographers. Often called the ‘jewel of the mountains’, this shy bird thrives in high-altitude forests.
From forests to gardens, these dazzling red birds are nature’s most striking gems. Discover the 10 most beautiful and brightest red-feathered birds found across the globe in this vibrant showcase.
The chestnut-capped babbler is a timid insectivore. It lives deep within reed beds and grasslands, avoiding human eyes. Its shy nature and camouflaged plumage make it hard to spot.
The Glacier Finch, also known as the White-winged Diuca Finch, is the only bird known to nest directly on glaciers, braving extreme cold and high altitudes to raise its young in ice.
Discover nature’s most dazzling winged wonders with these 10 stunning birds from the wild. Their vibrant colours, unique patterns, and exotic habitats make them some of the most mesmerising creatures in the animal kingdom.
Sulphur-crested cockatoos are familiar with urban life. Already regarded as "trash parrots" because of their ability to open bins, they have entertained and occasionally infuriated city residents for a long time.
Discover 10 stunning birds with vibrant orange chests and bellies, from orioles to bluebirds. These colourful species brighten skies across North America with their beauty.
The scientists related past bird distributions to climate data and then applied these relationships to two future climate scenarios -- based on low and medium greenhouse gas emissions -- to predict changes in species distributions.