At Sacramento International Airport, plane spotters perch atop a parking garage and sit on the side of the road. With cameras ...

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The war spills over, lines are crossed, and twists are rife in this week's episode of The Walking Dead: Dead City!

Residents of East Richmond Heights, an East Bay community less than 15 miles from San Francisco, have reported in recent weeks increasing numbers of birds dropping dead to the ground from power lines.

Due to bird flu, state health officials will not pick up dead birds for West Nile Virus testing, leaving the public to dispose of any dead birds they find on ...

On a remote Australian island, the birds are so full of plastic they crunch Seabirds have been fishing plastic from the ocean and feeding it to their chicks, researchers say. One bird was found to ...

Max Bolling lives in the Richmond neighborhood where the birds have been found. He said that during one weekend in February, he and his brother found five dead birds under power lines.

An East Bay community is trying to figure out why so many dead birds are appearing in their neighborhood.

Dozens of birds have met their sudden and violent demise in a California neighborhood in recent months, dropping out of the sky mid-flight and falling dead on city streets and in backyards.