The Roseate Spoonbill used to be a rare visitor in South Carolina. But as it’s population rebounds and the climate warms, it may become a more permanent fixture.

If you've seen the film, you'll immediately recognise the pink plumage of the greater flamingo ... London. All of the birds are shown displaying characteristic behaviour in a natural setting - an ...

Adults are dark, sooty brown on top contrasted by a striking white underside, with legs and feet that are mainly pale pink. The bird has a black, hooked bill and claws that are well adapted for burrow ...

The birds have now been safely returned to their natural habitat, officials added, "as part of efforts to preserve the species". But is not clear what action is being taken against the purported ...

At first glance, the large, pink bird standing in a Beaufort County marsh ... The spoonbills will not need to deal with many new natural predators, namely alligators, in South Carolina.