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CHICAGO -- The stars arrived early. There was an eastern bluebird bright as the summer sky, a palm warbler with a jaunty chestnut-brown cap, and a snow-white great egret standing 3 feet tall.

West Norwood, London: In between the swifts leaving and the redwings arriving are the doldrums, when a single coal tit can save the day

WWF ranks ACT top of threatened species conservation list, Eden-Monaro rates third worst

This is the moment a baby humpback whale is freed after a seven-hour rescue operation when it got tangled in a discarded fishing net.

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Three seconds. Saudi Arabia’s ambitious falcon reintroduction program often hinges on the brief moment when a falcon is shown it new home for the first time. Under new protocols being developed under the program a hooded falcon is brought to its potential habitat for the first time…

Experts say, even though our instinct is to freak out and run, it's important to remain calm and quickly move out of their space. Here's what else you should know this magpie swooping season.

As spider season starts, an expert shares her tip for making sure the eight-legged fiends don't take up residence in your home

Hakan Karakas was fishing in Turkey when he had left his line unattended as it hung over the side of his boat in the hope of pulling in a catch - but was shocked at what he caught

Eric Merda was trying to swim across a lake when he was attacked by the alligator, which made off with his arm. Despite spending the next three days lost in the woods, Eric lived to tell the tale

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT An upsetting clip shows the motionless animal in a ditch, looking fatigued and dehydrated. The bear was malnourished when rescuers were called to the scene

LOS ANGELES — As California grapples with drought, a record heat wave and persistent wildfires, one state agency is turning to the beaver in its battle against climate change.