Benefit auction on Feb. 20 is the beginning of weekend events at this year's Marsh Madness in Linton, highlighting migrating ...

Sandhill cranes are making their annual noisy reappearance in Indiana a little early this year. IndyStar’s recent edition of Scrub Hub answered some questions about why the cranes are here and where ...

Cranes are large omnivorous birds known for their vocalizations and for performing elaborate mating dances. There are 15 species of cranes in the family Gruidae. With long legs and a large torso, ...

BOW — Birds of a feather don’t always flock together. A common crane, a rarity in the Pacific Northwest, has spent the past week in a field in Bow. — Reporter Vince Richardson: 360-416-2181, ...

You've likely seen news this year of a bird flu that's taking an unprecedented toll on U.S. domestic and wild birds. The H5N1 strain of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has killed or caused to ...

Sandhill cranes are truly magnificent birds and are usually seen in large, awe-inspiring flocks. They have a very distinctive loud, rattling bugle-like call that is memorable and are also known for ...

Take a closer look at the new whooping crane habitat at the San Antonio Zoo SAN ANTONIO – Get a birds-eye view of the tallest and rarest birds in North America with the San Antonio Zoo Whooping Crane ...

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is heralding the five whooping crane chicks that hatched and survived to leave the nest this year as a tremendous step for the reintroduction of the ...