The five ʻalalā, or Hawaiian crows, released last November are demonstrating promising wild behaviors, the Department of Land ...

Crows seem to be able to build nests with anti-bird spikes! The spikes point inwards so they do not harm the bird. @HetNatuurhist in Rotterdam recently collected such a crow nest and you can see ...

Magpies also use anti-bird spikes for their nests. In 2021, a hospital patient in Antwerp, Belgium, looked out the window and noticed a huge magpie’s nest in a tree in the courtyard.

While the feathered fury may be intimidating, one bird aficionado says dive-bombing crows aren't looking to attack but rather safeguard their fledglings.

Crows Nest was one of the most difficult of six new underground stations to be built for Sydney’s $21.6 billion metro rail line under the heart of the city.