Across the avian world, some species are so brightly colored they look almost cartoonish. The Gouldian finch, paradise tanager, mandarin duck, rainbow lorikeet, and painted bunting stand out as the most colorful birds, their plumage arranged in...

Florida is one of the best places in the country to watch birds, with a mix of familiar backyard visitors and striking species you won’t see in many other states. From the noisy Boat-tailed Grackle strutting along parking lots to the Palm Warbler...

Illinois is home to an impressive mix of birds that show up in backyards, city parks, and countryside fields throughout the year. Whether you’re in Chicago or out in the quiet stretches of farmland, you’re likely to spot familiar species going about...

The United Kingdom is home to many memorable and breathtaking creatures; from the sly Red Fox to the hefty European Badger, many mammals may come to mind when you think of biodiversity in the UK. But many bird species also call the U.K. home, and in...

The house sparrow is the UK’s most common garden bird, consistently holding the top spot in nationwide surveys for over two decades. Close behind are the blue tit, wood pigeon, starling, blackbird, and the much-loved robin, all adding color...

Yellow birds are some of the brightest visitors you’ll encounter while birdwatching in Missouri, catching your eye with their vibrant feathers and lively behaviors. From backyard feeders to grassy fields, they’re often easy to spot...

Hawaii is a place where tropical beauty meets a fascinating mix of birdlife you won’t find anywhere else. While many visitors expect to see only rare native species, much of the everyday birdwatching here involves colorful and lively birds that were...

North Carolina is home to an impressive variety of birds that bring color and music to every season. From mountain forests to coastal marshes, you’ll find familiar species that have adapted to neighborhoods, parks, and wild places alike. The...