birds

A photo on social media shows several dead baby birds in someone's yard, the discovery left the homeowner shocked.

Some people believe that a visit from a cardinal is not only lucky, it's a heavenly connection.

Yes, they are claiming that none of the birds we see are real and it's part of a huge government conspiracy. Are they being serious? Well, kind of...

Your instinct might be to jump in and rescue a baby bird on the ground, but it might not need saving after all.

Louisiana residents are being asked to curtail their outdoor lighting exposures for the next three months. The reason is literally for the birds.

A viral video that seemingly shows a bird motionless, stuck in the air mid-flight has people scratching their heads wondering if this is a genuine glitch in the matrix.

Wildlife experts say fermented berries on bushes and trees are causing an increase in intoxicated birds crashing into windows and poles.

Imagine being about 4 inches long, flying all the way across the Gulf of Mexico (nonstop) and the first land you see is Louisiana.

Does having a bird feeder increase your risk of contracting Avian Flu? The experts have weighed in on what needs to happen in your backyard.

For one Judice, La. family a persistent cardinal has given them no peace for over two weeks.

The crack of the bat was followed by a muted thud and lots of feathers and it was captured on video as it happened during a college baseball game.

Conspiracy theorists had a field day trying to explain why hundreds of birds suddenly plummeted directly to the ground.

When Queso the Parrot escaped, it led one mother on a neighborhood search to find her son's helper.

A photo shows what appears to be thousands of black birds over a small South Louisiana town.

It might seem inhumane but leaving those tiny birds alone and letting nature take its course is what's best for the orphaned or distressed creatures.

This crane was walking around free at the Featherdale Wildlife Park in Sydney, Australia. As he's walking passed a cage holding an eagle, he decides to start messing with the eagle.

I am sure this golfer will tell you that hitting a birdie on the golf course isn't always a good thing. Especially if you happen to be the bird.

It's surprising to see just how well this extremely old style of fishing still works.

Are soil born contaminants the reason that backyard birds are becoming more aggressive? A Lousiana research study is looking into that.

It sounds like something out of a terrible screwball comedy.