Fine, feathered war heros
By David Bird, 18 November 2009
I often think of my dad repairing the skins of the Spitfires and Hurricanes that were shot to pieces by Messerschmits, Focke Wulfs and Read Full Story >>>

Birds' eyes, not beaks, sense magnetic fields
By Laura Sanders, 28 October 2009
A cell in the eye may be worth two in the beak, at least when it comes to a migratory bird’s magnetic compass. Read Full Story >>>

Backyard pigeons ruffle neighbour's feathers
Calgary (CBC), 14 October 2009
Backyard pigeons have at least one neighbour asking why the city allows residents to keep the birds as pets. Kaayla Canfield, who lives in Read Full Story >>>

Pigeons teach math at PSE
By Jennifer Jacob Brown, 01 October 2009
When you think of classroom learning tools, your mind likely conjures up images of textbooks, rulers, and microscopes. But fourth-graders at Poplar Springs Elementary are Read Full Story >>>

Mighty T. Rex Killed by Pigeon Parasite?
Ker Than for National Geographic News,
29 September 2009
After surviving countless battles, a giant T. rex was ultimately taken down by a microscopic parasite akin to one carried by Read Full Story >>>