Ever wondered what role the neck serves? Besides holding the head in place, of course. Depending on the bird's diet and ...

Keep your eyes peeled and you might spot deer gracefully prancing through the woods, or herons striking their best yoga poses by the water’s edge. It’s a regular Noah’s Ark out there, minus the ...

Like his counterparts in Burleson, Lirette wants Fort Worth residents to report cattle egret sightings, as well as sightings of yellow-crowned herons, snowy egrets, little blue herons and great ...

On the bay side, the tidal marshes provide a stark contrast. Blue crabs crawl through the mud, and herons wade through the shallows as they hunt for food. Not to mention, the marshes are home to ...

Dozens of birds nest at the Google campus each year. Courtesy Tom Grey. Every year, dozens of egrets and herons come back to nest in one of the largest rookeries in the South Bay, smack in the middle ...

Sandhill cranes fly with outstretched necks and have a rapid upstroke when flying. They often fly in long diagonal lines, and sometimes will circle as a flock to take advantage of thermals. Herons are ...

Whooping cranes most commonly migrate through the western half of the state, typically east of Guymon, OK and west of Interstate 35. Although rare, cranes have been known to land on sites in central ...

Naturalist and wildlife photographer Stan Tekiela of Victoria had already published three or four books of wildlife photography when he was asked by a local weekly news editor if he’d like a ...