Hummingbirds! Pint-sized birds belonging to their own unique family “Trochilidae.” These birds are the jewel-colored flowers of the avian kingdom. They commonly visit gardens and are the smallest…| World Birds
Cuckoos are a widespread family of birds that are present on every continent except Antarctica. The cuckoo family includes 127 distinct species of cuckoos. (1) They are usually slender tree dwelling…| World Birds
The ultimate symbol of the morning sun, the rooster is most recognized for its loud and proud call and its confident attitude. Roosters have been a part of humanity’s story for thousands of years.| World Birds
The emu is a decidedly formidable animal. The second largest of all birds, smaller only than its cousin the ostrich, the emu is a large flightless bird endemic to Australia. Emus have a storied…| World Birds
Condors are large birds of prey belonging to either the Andean condor species or the California condor species. A distinguishing characteristic is their exceptionally large wingspans which plays a…| World Birds
The indisputable symbol of Thanksgiving is, of course, the turkey. A large ground-dwelling fowl Native to North America, the turkey has long been associated with prosperity; a plentiful harvest meal.| World Birds
Cowbirds are a bizarre bunch. Though you may be picturing something resembling their bovine namesakes, these birds actually bear very little resemblance to cows. In fact, for the most part…| World Birds
What do birds symbolize? Anything from freedom to protection to spirituality. Across cultures, different birds have held different meanings. Let’s explore some!| World Birds
What child doesn’t dream of learning to talk to animals? Or was that just me? As a little girl, I used to love imagining what my beloved pets might say to me if only I could understand their voices.| World Birds