Why is this pigeon pink? We break down the mystery — plus, birding experts advise what to do if you see a pink bird that shouldn't be pink.

A rare pink bird called the roseate spoonbill was spotted by a birdwatcher in Green Bay, Wisconsin -- the first confirmed sighting of the the bird in the state in 178 years, Fox 11 News reported.

Native to the Americas and sporting looks that would make Molly Ringwald's "Pretty in Pink" character jealous, it's time to meet the one and only roseate spoonbill.

A king pigeon that was dyed completely pink was named Flamingo after the domestic bird was rescued. But despite efforts to rehabilitate the animal, Flamingo has died.

The artificially pink pigeon, nicknamed Flamingo, was thought to be a victim of a gender reveal stunt gone wrong. The New York City Police Department’s animal cruelty unit has opened an inquiry.

From their famous pink feathers to their long, thin legs, flamingos are magnificent birds. Flamingos have a wingspan of 60 inches, but can they fly?

Other bird watchers reported spotting the roseate spoonbill this month in Cumberland County near East Point Lighthouse, according to a post on Birds of South Jersey, a Facebook group with over ...

The roseate spoonbill, a bird usually found in the southern U.S., appeared in Wisconsin for the first time in over 175 years ...

Tickled Pink: Flamingos on Merritt Island show birds are giving Florida a second chance Central Florida refuge one of several areas where flamingos have established toeholds in a Sunshine State ...

A pink pigeon was left malnourished and unable to fly after being dyed for a "gender reveal party." Animal campaigners have hit out at the treatment of the bird after it was reportedly bought at a ...