Birds are amazing creatures, which explains why they have numerous fans. There are a lot of qualities these animals have and behaviors they portray, some of which makes one curious. One such behavior is that of birds flying in circles, a feat that’s both lovely to watch and a tad mysterious. But why do birds

Birds show a lot of behaviors, and these include frequent—sometimes rhythmic—singing at night. While some folks don’t mind the sound, for others, it could be a constant source of frustration. All that said, note that birds don’t chirp randomly. Just like humans have a reason for talking, nocturnal birds have a reason for singing. So

You know it’s going to be a good day when you wake up to birds chirping, or at least that’s what romantic comedies tell us. There’s some truth in their depictions, of course. The melodies of these creatures are enough to put anyone in a good mood, especially when accompanied by bright sunlight and a

In 1970, a song was recorded by the Carpenters, an old musical duo. The lyrics start with, “Why do birds appear every time you are near?  They long to be close to you.” That’s a romantic line, but asides from that, we know it happens that birds can suddenly appear, and not to serenade a

Birds display all sorts of behavior, but few are as dangerous as flying into windows. Not only is the sound sickening, but they can also sustain injuries and even die from it. This is not just a funny behavior to be overlooked. As animal lovers, we should be willing to help birds from injuring themselves.