A rare magnificent frigatebird found itself in dire straits after a powerful storm knocked it out of the sky while it was flying over the ocean. The bird, not typically spotted in Florida ...

It’s an aerial virtuoso, the magnificent frigate bird, and Florida expert Ken Meyer fears they are in for tough times unless the species can expand where it breeds and thrives. “They are ...

Here in the United States you might see the frigatebird in Florida and the Gulf region, and abroad they can be seen in the warmer climates of the Pacific region and in coastal areas of the Americas.

As spring arrives so do a larger number of the magnificent frigatebird. While they are present year-round in southern Florida, these birds can be seen mostly during the summer and fall along both ...

It's easy to notice magnificent frigatebirds — their large black "M-shaped" wings, long beak and long straight tails cut quite a silhouette in the sky, and the males are known for puffing out a ...

The Frigatebird is currently receiving care and ... The ultimate goal is to get her to a rehabilitation center in the Florida Keys as Frigatebirds are currently in this area and not back along ...

SWOOP – and it’s gone. Hawaiians call the frigatebird “iwa”, meaning thief. The metre-long bird evolved not only to hunt the seas, but to steal from those that do. Here one acrobatically ...

The magnificent frigatebird, with its six-foot wide wing span, caught her eye because it was being harassed by a dozen or so gulls as it soared outside her home on Pelee Drive on Thursday afternoon.