Indiana's skies become a nighttime highway for migrating birds in the spring. Here's how to help them navigate.

The U.S. is currently experiencing a peak in south-north bird migration, with Indiana seeing millions of birds flying over ...

Turning off non-essential lights, closing curtains and marking up windows can help birds avoid flying into buildings — ...

Whether you're wandering through the dunes of Rajasthan or sipping chai in a Kolkata backyard, keep your eyes open to spot ...

A common backyard bird you will see this summer are blue jays. Although they are known for their aggressive bullying behavior ...

Personally, I think flying all together is weird. If you think about it from 1000 feet, pun intended, you gotta admit the ...

The U.S. is seeing its peak south-north bird migration this week and Indiana is no exception. “By looking at the weather ...

For years, paleontologists have debated whether Archaeopteryx could truly fly. The Chicago specimen may finally put this ...

With a head whiter than the clouds veiling the faint blue sky, a bald eagle pursued an egret in an aerial-ballet chase.

One group of high school students in Greater Cincinnati are not just getting real-world experience, but also an education that has students taking to the skies.

WLWT went out to Harrison High School and got a look at two chapters of the lesson plan: from the ground and from the sky. Flight instructor and former airline pilot Steve Sturgil is leading the ...