There have been many news stories recently about how the California storms are affecting the Brown Pelicans. I thought it was important to not only briefly explain why, but to also show you what is being done to help them.

This photo of an African Spoonbill and a Black Heron by Flickr user ian.white1 was in the Burdr Flickr Roundup for week of 1/22/2010. The behavior he captured in this photo reminded me of a particular scene in The Life of Birds with David Attenborough.

Slowing time down can give us a chance to see things we may have otherwise missed. Here are five different birds filmed in slow motion.

More than 700 people gathered at the Dunnellon Airport in Florida Tuesday to see the class of 2009 Whooping Cranes led by Operation Migration fly over.

Tiny cameras allow us to fly along with a Peregrine Falcon at incredible speeds and a Goshawk as it maneuvers through a dense forest.

This week the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport become the first airport in the United States to use a real time bird tracking radar system.

See how a clever Gentoo Penguin evades a group of Killer Whales.

If you like hummingbirds, you have got to see this behind the scenes footage of a new Nature episode called Hummingbirds: Magic In The Air.

Marty claims to be the world’s best bird whistler. What do you think?

An injured bald eagle at the “Bird Treatment and Learning Center” in Anchorage, Alaska is getting a little help from a dentist.

Want to soar through the air like a bird? Well, you’re not alone!

Do you know a future birdwatcher learning to walk? Well, check out this non-toxic eco-friendly Woodpecker Walker by PlanToys.

Here are the sights and sounds of an IBRRC bird hospital during the rescue of hundreds of birds from a harmful algal bloom in the Pacific Northwest.

Watch a slideshow of beautiful photos by bird photographer Arthur Morris and hear him explain the story behind each one.