The African penguin chicks that hatched at the National Aviary have new names, and they're ready to join the colony. The aviary revealed the penguins' names on Monday, sharing photos of the adorable ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Three Guam kingfishers that hatched at the National Aviary have been released on an island in the Pacific, marking the first time their species has been in the wild in nearly 40 ...

This Valentine’s Day, love is in the air, right alongside the birds at the National Aviary. The National Aviary is using the holiday to celebrate their lovebirds and the recent hatching of a chick.

STUDIO ALBUM, I’M OKAY NOW. MEAT BUD. THE NATIONAL AVIARY NEWEST ANDEAN CONDOR. THE AVIARY SAYS BUD CAME TO PITTSBURGH FROM THE DALLAS ZOO AND HAS BEEN LIVING BEHIND THE SCENES FOR SEVERAL MONTHS, ...

The two youngest African Penguins at the National Aviary now have names: Meet Dave and Rita Mae.The two hatchlings are said to be thriving alongside their sibling Pierogi who was able to visit them ...

The births in November of two penguins is giving hope to a species that is “expected to become functionally extinct in the wilds of Southern Africa by 2035.” The National Aviary in Pittsburgh said two ...

PITTSBURGH — An endangered African Penguin chick has hatched at the National Aviary. The penguin hatched on Sept. 28, just before International African Penguin Awareness Day, which is Oct 8. The chick ...

PITTSBURGH — The National Aviary’s youngest African Penguins have officially joined the colony. The chicks, who hatched back in February, also just got their names, thanks to two Aviary “flock” ...

A Shady Side Academy alum is helping the National Aviary find a nest for its next breeding and conservation center, teaching hospital and educational space. S. Kent Rockwell, Fox Chapel resident and ...

The National Aviary's female Steller's sea eagle. Pittsburgh’s National Aviary has welcomed a new, female Steller’s sea eagle. The eagle, which has yet to be named, is sharing a habitat with Kodiak — ...

The National Aviary in Pittsburgh has a new member of its flock. A female Steller’s Sea Eagle arrived there several months ago and now shares a home with a male, Kodiak, and is visible to the public.