A woman, originally from Chile, was working abroad in Australia when she was attacked by a magpie. Marcela Montalva suffered a broken neck and has multiple fractures in her cheek.

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Marcela Montalva fell off her bike and smashed her face on concrete, fracturing her cheekbone and a bone in her neck - now ...

Technologies such as micro-CT scanning are now helping to reveal the secrets of some of New Zealand's smallest birds.

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Birds don’t recognize borders, and their migrations connect people and places across the Americas. We thought it was time that the Audubon Photography Awards follow their lead. This year we’ve ...

Images from around the world, featuring events from the past seven days, including major storm damage in coastal Alaska, a ...

When a rare ocean-dwelling bird showed up on a quiet Houston lake hundreds of miles from its natural habitat, dozens of ...

Magpies can prove rather divisive as they possess remarkable intelligence, yet they have a tendency to devour eggs from neighbouring nests which can deter other birds from frequenting gardens. Birds ...

Awards and Competitions Wildlife Photographer of the Year winner took 10 years to capture one of rarest species on the planet Awards and Competitions This mind-bending underwater photo just won ...