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there are so many types of birds and we enjoy looking at all of them

The moment Doka and I (Jordan Boersma) realized we had the first ever photos of the Black-naped Pheasant-pigeon, known locally as Auwo, on our very last day of searching on Fergusson Island, Papua New Guinea. This species had not been documented since 1882 and had never been photographed. We spent a month searching for this critically endangered and, at the time, potentially extinct species, and never saw the bird ourselves. Seeing photos of this elusive, almost mythical, bird walking past our camera was the most surreal and fulfilling experience we could have ever imagined. Jason Gregg, Doka Nason, Eli Malesa, John Mittermeier, Serena Ketaloya, and Bulisa Iova were core members of the expedition team. We had the support of countless Fergusson Is. locals whose immense knowledge of birds led to this triumphant moment. The expedition was supported by American Bird Conservancy and the Search for Lost Birds, a collaboration between BirdLife International, American Bird Conservancy and Re:wild. The Search for Lost Birds identified the pheasant-pigeon for an expedition after a global review revealed it was one of a few bird species that have been lost to science for more than a century.

It’s a perfectly calm moment in Mexico, when suddenly, something mysterious falls from the sky! It’s a flock of black birds swirling to the ground, and it’s absolutely stunning. Hundreds and hundreds of the birds appear like a plume of black smoke. Within seconds, many of them fly off, but a considerable number are killed upon impact, left scattered on the ground. While it looks like they’re just free falling, Miami Zoo’s Ron Magill says that they were actually on the run from a predator.

When the cockatiels are annoyed by my fingers, I will touch them with other parts of the body like nose, mouth and ear. See the difference of their reactions.

This film tells the story about nature in the Barycz River valley and enormous Milicz ponds. This area is located in the south-western part of Poland (in the middle of Europe). I and my wife made it for 2 years. Sir David Attenborough, a world-famous BBC nature documentary film maker, after watching the film "Rhythms of Nature in the Barycz Valley" wrote: "I have viewed Rhythms of Nature with great pleasure.

A bird found in the Amazon has shattered the record for the loudest call, reaching the same volume as a pneumatic drill. The white bellbird, which lives in the mountains of the north-eastern Amazon, was recorded at 125 decibels (dB), three times louder than the next bird in the pecking order, the screaming piha

Sparrowhawk takes on cuckoo in vicious stand-off

In this video i try to save the budgies life which have Egg binding issue , this is very critical situation but we can do it and save the budgies female Music credits = NCS

Sydney, Australia Copyright Melanie Corcoran

Meet Einstein, an African grey parrot at the Knoxville Zoo. He turned 30 last week and celebrated by showing off some of his amazing impressions.

Soar and explore with bats, birds and butterflies in this high-flying music video.

Sir William is at it again! Here is a "part 2" to his first encounter with these fake birds. His reaction is much funnier this time, and the quality is much better! This is the original video. Any other video on any website or youtube channel that is not from Mizzy's Parrots is illegal, please let me know about it if possible. Thanks!

An unsurpassed creature for its mimicry skills, no doubt!

Hi Buddies, While there are many good reasons why you got your bird, there are also a lot of reasons not to get one. Birds are not for everyone, and in this video you'll be able to check whether birds are suitable for you. Here are 10 Reasons Not to Get a Bird

Clingy bird was NOT happy when his mom got a boyfriend — watch the adorable way the guy ends up winning him over 💚