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An impressive osprey has been photographed tucking into a fish it had caught on the western side of the Island. The large bird of prey was one of three spotted at Morgan's Point during an Island-wide Christmas bird count by the Bermuda Audubon Socie...

Residents and birdwatchers have been asked to be on the lookout for sightings of a seabird that is rarely seen further south than North Carolina. This winter sightings of razorbill seabirds have been reported much further south, including the Florida...

A pelican has been spotted hunting for fish near Coney Island in Hamilton Parish. The immature brown pelican, a rare visitor to Bermuda, may have been blown off course by Hurricane Sandy two weeks ago. Although still young, the bird is around four fe...

A large bird of prey was seen circling above Pembroke Marsh yesterday afternoon. The distinctive osprey, which feeds on fish, circled on thermals near Government House before scanning the marsh from its high vantage point. Impressive fish catchers, ...

A Magnificent Frigatebird blown to Bermuda by Tropical Storm Debby has run into trouble with some leftover fishing line. Audubon Society president Andrew Dobson appealed to the public to dispose properly of unwanted fishing line after seeing a photo ...

It's a real giant of the sky - and it's made an unexpected visit to Bermuda, only to be snared in fishing line. The Magnificent Frigatebird - with a wingspan of seven feet, was probably blown to Bermuda by Tropical Storm Debbie, according to Audubon...

Bermuda may be at risk of losing one of its many bird species, according to David Wingate. The Common Tern, a close relative of the Longtail, has had a very poor breeding season this year, with only two chicks believed to have hatched. In the Bermuda...

Bird watchers recorded two species that were new to the annual Christmas Bird Count last week. The enthusiasts fanned across Bermuda for the count which was held on December 27. In total 7,659 birds were seen, down by more than 1,000 compared to last...

A group of unusual visitors has been spotted at the Coral Beach Club a trio of tiny ruby-throated hummingbirds. Bermuda Audubon Society member Peter Hopkin noticed one of the minute birds last week, with other bird watchers reportedly seeing two othe...