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Lincoln Park »

And thousands more, with their loud calls, flew over the city on Thursday.

Lincoln Park »

A DePaul graduate student wants to see if the city's birds will use tokens to get food out of boxes.

South Loop »

New features at the former Meigs Field have attracted scores of species to Northerly Island.

Downtown »

Only a few hundred of the ultra-rare white birds remain in the wild.

Forest Glen »

A ceremony on Sunday will mark the planting at LaBagh Woods, home to dozens of bird species.

South Loop »

Pileated woodpeckers, the possible inspiration behind the cartoon character, can be found in the city.

Dunning »

Chicago's Anne Miedona is devastated after her cockatiel recently flew the coop.

Downtown »

The river is home to more than 60 species of birds, including several that dine on its variety of fish.

Downtown »

The urban birds face a host of challenges — and countless predators that view them as 5-star meals.

South Loop »

Officials hope for return of predatory mammals and want to make sure Chicago is prepared for arrivals.

Downtown »

The city is filled with pigeons that are missing toes and feet. Here's why that happens.

Ravenswood Manor »

The bright green birds, usually seen in Hyde Park, were spotted in River Park and Ravenswood Manor.

North Center »

The game, popularized in Austin, Texas, is part of the weekend's Windy City Coop Tour event.

Uptown »

Nudity is banned at all Chicago beaches, but Montrose routinely has nudists.

Forest Glen »

The illegal activity is ruining restoration efforts and killing wildlife at LaBagh Woods.