Swans are migratory in nature, but not all populations of swans migrate. For example, swans from Canada and Northern Europe tend to head south in the… ...

Geese do not have teeth, and instead, have something called tomia Geese use their bills to grip their food and to assist in tearing plants into manageable… ...

Do all Swan species mate for life? Swans in general are known as monogamous birds, with different species all exhibiting loyal and faithful bonds with their chosen mate. However, despite the formation ...

Vultures are highly sociable birds found on most continents of the world - excluding Australia and Antarctica. Most of the time, vultures are spotted as a collective unit, so what is the collective ...

When do ducks migrate? In Northern and Central Europe and North America, ducks tend to migrate at the end of the summer, around September, but possibly as late as October on a mild winter. Ducks in ...

Trees and bushes can provide an abundant, natural and seasonal food source for many fruit-loving birds. Grapes grow in a range of different climates around the world, both in commercial vineyards and ...

Ospreys (Pandion haliaetus) are cosmopolitan birds of prey that have different migration routes across the globe. They are expert fish hunters that can be found patrolling up and down rivers and ...

Snow Geese migrate to the Arctic and subarctic zone of North America, as well as marginal areas of neighboring Russia and Greenland to breed each year. A… ...

Carolina wrens nest early in spring, and some eggs are laid as early as early March. Carolina Wren chicks in the nest Nest Location Where do Carolina… ...

Humans have lived alongside the humble chicken for over 5,000 years or so. Chickens originally descended from Red junglefowl, a shy bird that lives primarily in South-Eastern Asia, but they have been ...

The Arctic tern (Sterna paradisaea) is a bird species that has long been held in awe for its incredible migrations between the North and South polar regions. Amazingly, recent studies have shown that ...

But how long do lovebirds live and does losing a much-loved mate affect their lifespan? In the wild, lovebirds usually live from 5 years to a maximum of… ...