A new study has warned of accelerating bird loss across North America, with billions of birds reported to have vanished in recent years. Scientists have sounded the alarm over the health of ecosystems, linking the decline to climate change and other environmental pressures. The findings underscore growing concerns about biodiversity loss and long-term ecological stability.


Study Warns Of Accelerating Bird Loss Across North America | WION

Hong Kong came alive with chirps, hoots, and melodies as it hosted its first-ever bird call contest. From mimicking koels to owls, participants wowed crowds while spreading awareness about protecting the environment and preserving bird habitats.


Hong Kong hosts first ever bird call contest to raise eco awareness 

Rare migratory birds flock to Greece's Lesbos Island, offering clues about climate change and its impact on wildlife.

Rare migratory birds lure watchers to Greece's Lesbos island

Photos: Discover the fascinating world of the oldest living bird species, including the Laysan Albatross, Sooty Tern, and Cockatoos, known for their remarkable longevity.

6 oldest living birds species

India is home to more than a thousand bird species, but many of them remain unknown to the general public. Here are five rare birds that you have probably never got a chance to spot.

5 Rare Birds Found in India You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

Birds are definitely one of the most intelligent and smart animal species. In this article, we have curated a list of birds that can actually talk by mimicking nearly every word you say. Check out the list below!


Say Hi! 6 talking birds that can learn human language

A new report warns that the US bird population is declining at an alarming rate, with habitat loss and climate change as major factors. Experts say that nearly a third of bird species need urgent conservation efforts, as several face the threat of extinction.

US bird population declining rapidly due to habitat loss

World: Under Trump's presidency, the department suspended a legal opinion that held companies liable for accidentally killing bird species.

'This is big': Trump weakens key environmental law by suspending legal opinions on accidental bird killings

A nature reserve in northwest China has set up artificial nests for raptorial birds to ensure harmonious co-existence between wild birds and power transmission facilities. The Sanjiangyuan area is home to approximately 300 rare bird species, including more than 20 raptors. The Sanjiangyuan nature reserve was established there to better protect natural resources and wild animals.

China nature reserve seeks co-existence of wild birds & power supply facilities

Bird genes 'store' memories of dinosaur extinction: Here is how

Scientists uncover universal formula for bird wing-flapping frequencies

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As temperatures arise across China many migratory birds have been gathering on the wetlands. Wetland Parks across Chinese provinces welcomed hundreds of swans. Watch to know more!

China's wetland parks welcome hundreds of swans & other migratory birds

An unusual phenomenon is being reported from France, a large flock of common guillemots, birds genetically related to penguins, are being found dead on the French Atlantic shores. Watch to know more!

Why are birds dying on French beaches?

Washington man to plead guilty in ‘killing spree’ of 3,600 eagles and birds

US: Hundreds of birds swamp Texas parking lot; eerie video goes viral

National Birds Day 2024: History, theme, significance and all you need to know

On the brink of bird apocalypse? Study says humans have driven more than 1,400 bird species to extinction

Birds play a crucial part in an ecosystem. Human activities has led to the extinction of 12.3% of bird species. Extinction driven by human settlement & deforestation. The world is at risk of losing another 700 bird species.

Human actions drive bird species to extinction | World News | WION

Space storms leaving weird impact on birds, claim scientists

US: At least 1000 birds dead after collision with a Chicago building in a day

US' grassland birds are in trouble 50 years after the adoption of the Endangered Species Act as habitat loss, land degradation, and climate change threaten what remains of a once-vast ecosystem.

US: Grassland birds in peril, spurring all-out effort to save birds and their habitat

Research suggests that more than 90% of bird species mate with only a single partner over at least one breeding season, if not longer. However, some monogamous birds switch to a different partner, as in, they 'divorce' their spouse. Why do they do that? Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Are birds bad at long-distance relationships?

Birds have inbuilt GPS in their brains which they turn on and off, reveals study

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