Introducing the Birdorable Australian Pelican: The Bird with the World's Largest Beak

Almost anywhere you can find cranes living in the wild, you can find cranes in human mythology and popular culture. They are often symbols of happiness, youth, good luck, and/or peace. In Japan, as in many other parts of Asia, cranes are regarded as symbols of good fortune, peace,...

The Black-capped Vireo, a small, striking species of songbird that once teetered on the brink of extinction, serves as a symbol of hope in the world of conservation. Its road to recovery showcases the power of targeted conservation efforts. In learning about the Black-capped Vireo, we can...

Listen closely on a morning hike through the mist-shrouded mountain forests of southern Brazil, and you might hear what sounds like a tiny croaking frog high up in the trees. Look closer through your binoculars, and you won't find an amphibian, you'll spot a flash of scarlet and...

Australia is home to some of the world’s most unusual and unforgettable birds. During October, your team Birdorable will be visiting Oz, and we're scheduling some posts about the Land Down Under while we're off exploring. From tiny fairywrens to giant Emus, the continent’s birdlife is...