CHAGRIN FALLS, Ohio -- Spring is a great time to allow your spirit to take flight. Whether you enjoy bird watching, kite flying or star gazing, this weekend offers opportunities to explore the skies ...

Something unsettling has been happening at Tanjung Aru Beach, with birdwatchers and beachgoers repeatedly coming across bird ...

For the past few weeks, the prospect of seeing two of Georgia’s — and the nation’s — most spectacularly flying bird species has been drawing birders, including me, to some old agricultural fields near ...

If you’re in Alabama’s Black Belt this summer, perhaps for this weekend’s birding festival, you’ll almost certainly get to see this haunting bird circling overhead. “It’s like going to an air show ...

While wistfully watching the sky, I spotted a sleek, pewter-colored flying object moving swiftly and directly like a military drone. No drone. Instead, it was a Mississippi kite on a mission, whether ...

The summer of 2007 brought exciting news to Ohio’s bird watchers. Birder Rick Perkins had discovered Mississippi kites frequenting a Hocking County golf course. He was there to play a round of golf, ...

Swallow-tailed kites are a migratory bird species that can be seen in Florida for a portion of the year. Swallow-tailed kites make their nests in tall trees and are social birds, often congregating in ...

HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - In a large empty park in Salt Lake, Kelvin Chun can be found showing off his high-flying skills. The 61-year-old retired teacher is an avid kite builder and flyer.

Thousands of kite-flyers on May 21 are expected to descend on Headlands Beach State Park in Mentor to attempt to set a world record for Most Kites Flown Simultaneously. The event will be overseen by ...

Lubbockites converged on Tech Terrace Park this weekend to catch a unique perspective on nature. Award winning raptor scholar and Texas Tech professor Clint Boal provided a talk about Mississippi Kite ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X This spring, birds and planes won’t be the only objects occupying space in the sky. In Baltimore, ...