State officials are nearing the end of a $9 million renovation project. But whether the public gets to enjoy it depends on ...

A giant pigeon will soon loom over 30th St. and 10th Ave. New York City's High Line is a park built on almost a mile and a ...

The Real Housewives of New York City has ruffled some feathers—both literally and figuratively. In a bizarre twist, Uba ...

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published by The Art Newspaper, an editorial partner of CNN Style. New Yorkers may not all agree on which urban critter is the more fitting symbol for ...

"You're not supposed to say a bad word about dogs, but people think it's OK to poison pigeons." When New York City residents started using Avitrol on pigeons, Grace Slick, the famed Jefferson Airplane ...

The bird was white before it was deliberately dyed, Wild Bird Fund said A pigeon rescued from a New York City park may have been dyed bright pink for a gender reveal party, a wildlife group says.

The main nesting area was in the region of the Great Lakes and east to New York. The main wintering ... The notable decrease of passenger pigeons started when professional hunters began netting and ...

As the founder and owner of Dovecote Missions LLC, Haselrig has his own mission to dispel notions about pigeons as disease carriers, such as the one propagated by a 1960s-era New York City parks ...

So it is no surprise that pigeons have come to be regarded worldwide as thoroughly unwelcome pests – “rats with wings” as coined by New York City Parks commissioner, Thomas Hoving in the 1960s.

(CNN) — New Yorkers may not all agree on which urban critter is the more fitting symbol for their city — the resilient rat, the nuke-proof cockroach or the scrappy pigeon — but the latter ...

seduction and fear among the inhabitants of New York.” Like many New Yorkers, pigeons are not native to the region. They are believed to have been brought to the city in the 17th century by European ...