The hooded warbler is easy to identify with its olive-yellow and gray plumage and yellow faces with black hoods and throats. This bird breeds in eastern forests in the United States and migrates ...

Bella Wright, the U.S. Alpine Ski Team's top woman downhiller, will race the Birds of Prey course ... [+] for the first time in her first U.S. World Cup at Beaver Creek. The women of the Stifel U ...

The World Center for Birds of Prey is an indoor-outdoor education center. Visitors get a chance to see all sorts of raptors, including eagles, vultures, hawks, and falcons from around the world.

Identifying birds Identifying birds can be tricky – they’re often seen at a distance and rarely stay still for long! H... Helping birds near you Advice from the wildlife team on looking after your ...

The bird, thought to be the only one of its kind in the Western Hemisphere, is presumed to be Stella, an out-of-place raptor ...

These ancient birds might have used their powerful feet to pick up small mammals or maybe even baby dinosaurs. On both, those bumps were huge and placed low on the bone. This pattern is similarly ...

The Ancestral Lands of the Kaska Dena are teeming with an array of wildlife, including tens of millions of birds. Guided by a combination of Traditional Knowledge and Western science, Kaska Land ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. United States’ Lauren Macuga skis during a women’s World Cup downhill training run, Friday, Dec. 13 ...

Austrian Cornelia Hütter edged Olympic gold medalists to win the Stifel Birds of Prey downhill at Beaver Creek, Colorado, on Saturday. Hütter, 32, overtook 2018 Olympic gold medalist Sofia Goggia of ...

Get your cowbell ready because the women of the FIS Alpine World Cup are about to go real fast on the Birds of Prey course at Beaver Creek starting Saturday. The women's Downhill is Saturday and ...