Arctic birds, like snow buntings and arctic terns ... are fast flyers but it might surprise you to learn these birds of prey are found on six continents. You can spot them nearly everywhere ...

Birds of prey are apex predators ... Some populations winter in South America and breed in the Arctic tundra. This species has one of the longest migrations of any North American bird.

TASS/. Russian scientists together with experts from Norway’s University of Tromso have concluded that Arctic birds of prey, like the rough-legged buzzard, also called the rough-legged hawk ...

This is a surprisingly diverse region, where birds, mammals ... the wolves’ main source of prey. How this will affect the wolves is unclear. Arctic wolves are great generalists, able to survive ...

Great horned owls are adaptable birds and live from the Arctic to South America ... They sometimes swallow their prey whole and later regurgitate pellets composed of bone, fur, and the other ...

Telling birds of prey apart isn’t always easy, but something to keep in mind is that size, shape, and flight style can offer clues if you're planning an outing to try to catch a glimpse.

Peregrines take their prey in flight, so they dine almost exclusively on other birds. However, very young falcons may catch flying insects and, occasionally, Arctic peregrines will catch and eat ...

A wildlife rehabilitation centre in Val Caron, Ont. says it's seen triple the number of injured and emaciated owls this winter that it typically sees in a winter season. And it blames the situation on ...

TASS/. The Russian Academy of Sciences' Clean Arctic - Vostok-77 expedition found that southern species of spiders and birds get to the Arctic Circle through narrow corridors-petals that develop ...