Endangered Birds

Eastern bluebirds were known to decrease in their numbers due to various reasons. One example of these causes might possibly be the insufficient proper home that will... keep reading →

It must have been paradise in tiny Mauritius/ Before Homo Sapiens landed on its sandy shores. Bringing with them exotic knowledge of calculus/ As well as rats, dogs, and Oh... keep reading →

The Moluccan Scrubfowl is a vulnerable species of bird found in Indonesia. It is mostly terrestrial, forages in the hills and lays its eggs in beach sand. The eggs are left... keep reading →

I love the look of all Owls, and to see them flying low across the countryside, or swooping down to catch a meal is an amazing sight. Those who get to see them paddling for... keep reading →

Mustached Antpitta (Grallaria alleni) considered vulnerable Due to its size and biodiversity, Ecuador can be considered one of the premier avian wonders of the world.... keep reading →

At the dawn of 1979 a vast concourse of youngsters of both sexes had trooped to the Race Course Road residence of the Prime Minister of India at Delhi, many with bouquets and... keep reading →

Below are some of the rarest, and therefore endangered, bird species in the world. The Asian crested ibis (Nipponia nippon) originally nested in eastern Russia... keep reading →

The House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) was once a very familiar sight in British towns and cities and would be a regular visitor to gardens where people fed the birds. Most... keep reading →

A Whooping Crane Looking For Food One female found dead at the side of the road…. In 2008 it was recorded that 315 adult whooping cranes existed in Texas, Florida and... keep reading →

The Maleo is an endangered bird found in Indonesia. It incubates its eggs in sand warmed by the sun or volcanic action. Unlike other megapodes, it has more colorful plumage... keep reading →