Open since Wednesday, the fourth annual fest at Kuipers Family Farm in Maple Park will only last through mid-May, depending ...

Eric Levin from the Mitchell Park Conservatory joined FOX6 WakeUp to talk more about Art in the Green and the foliage you can ...

Open since Wednesday, the fourth annual fest at Kuipers Family Farm in Maple Park will only last through mid-May, depending ...

The Queens County Farm Museum is once again turning into a tulip wonderland with a display of over 65,000 flowers in full ...

Spring has well and truly sprung at Dyrham Park, where more than 20,000 tulips are bursting into colour in a Dutch-inspired ...

The recent Tshopo decree bans the capture and trade of both gray and red-fronted parrots (Poicephalus gulielmi), also called the “green” parrot. It also notes that any aircraft found carrying ...

For example, at the Dixon, one finds such categories as "lily tulips," notable for their flaring pointy petals, and "parrot tulips," which appear feathery. Also present are examples of wild tulips ...

When scientists set out to track thick-billed parrots using tiny solar-powered "backpacks," they had no idea the research would reveal a need to ramp up conservation efforts for the endangered species ...

Many parrot species can replicate sounds and human speech, an ability that endears them to pet owners looking for an engaging companion. Two vibrant green parrots perched on a branch amidst lush ...

and this year Botanica has 12 distinct types of tulips. Parrot tulips, which have brightly colored serrated, curled petals that resemble a parrot’s plumage, can be found in the Carousel Garden ...

The Norfolk Island Green Parrot was a common forest bird when Norfolk Island was settled by humans in the late 1700s, but after extensive clearing of trees and introduction of feral predators, fewer ...

Image by hejrazdvatri on Depositphotos Broward County is a premier destination for parrot enthusiasts. This area is renowned for its large populations of monk and green parakeets.The Monk Parakeet or ...