The St. Bathans currawong would have been black in color, different from the black and white Australian magpie bird.

From now until 6 July people are encouraged to get outside look at and listen for birds for one hour, on one day, and record the highest number of each species they notice.

Thousands of New Zealanders have their pencils sharpened and at the ready for the start of the 19th New Zealand Garden Bird ...

A fossil discovery of an ancient relative of the Australian magpie which lived in New Zealand some 19 million years ago ...

Coinciding with Wellington City Council releasing its draft Coastal Reserves Management Plan (Tātou ki Uta) for feedback, the ...

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A controversial cat-killing competition in New Zealand has been abruptly cancelled following an explosive wave of public ...

Nicola Toki is a New Zealand conservationist and Chief Executive of Forest & Bird since 2022. Born in Invercargill, she grew ...

The Erie SeaWolves have a new alternate identity, thanks to the help of HBO’s Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. After ...

Wild orcas on more than 30 occasions in four oceans have attempted to share their prey with people, potentially to develop ...

So much science starts with deciphering a genome, the blueprint for every being on Earth. With such roadmaps in hand, ...