Royal Society for the Protection of Birds

[ad_1] The mythical griffin is a creature of ferocity and nobility. Usually depicted as half lion and half eagle, this ancient beast is more than the sum of its parts.…

[ad_1] Myna birds, also spelled “Mynah,” are members of the starling family found in southern Asia. The Myna bird is best known for its popularity as a pet thanks to…

[ad_1] Eagles are common symbols of might, regality, and ferocity. Often thought of as the king of birds, it’s not hard to imagine why eagles are the subject of so…

[ad_1] Orioles are beloved songbirds found in many regions throughout the world. In Africa, Europe, Asia, and Australia, orioles are brightly colored songbirds which belong to the “Old World” Oriole…

[ad_1] From Egyptian scarabs to the lovely ladybug, beetles are the subject of significant symbolism for cultures around the world. This is no surprise. As a matter of fact, beetles…

[ad_1] The swan is a universal symbol of elegance, romance, light, grace, beauty and purity. From the mysterious occult symbolism of the black swan to the feminine softness of the…

[ad_1] Flies are nobody’s favorite animal. They aren’t cute and cuddly like dogs or cats and they don’t have elegance or poise that make swans or peacocks so popular. They’re…

[ad_1] A cricket on the hearth has always been a symbol of good luck and a happy home. But what other meanings does the humble cricket have in store? Let’s…

[ad_1] En la Bahía de San Lorenzo, en Honduras, las salineras proveen oportunidades valiosas para el sustento de generaciones de personas, de aves playeras y de una artesanal y desconocida…

[ad_1] In the San Lorenzo Bay of Honduras, salt farms provide golden opportunities for sustaining generations—of people, of shorebirds, of an artisanal way of life. From the Summer 2024 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe…