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Ornithology

Panels A and B show the side-on and underneath view of a hummingbird passing through an aperture sideways. C and D show the same views of the hummingbird passing thorough an aperture like a bullet with its wings swept back.

Mystery solved: how hummingbirds fly through gaps that are too small

White stork nest incorporating plastic (Image Credit: Zuzanna Jagiello).

Feathering Their Nests

Ashley Dayer (right) conducts a survey in the field.

Birds aren’t the only creatures who flock together

Digital art of a badger climbing a tree where, at the top, there is hanging bird nest

Birds build hanging nests to protect offspring from invaders

Giant faced owl

How giant-faced owls snag voles hidden in snow

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