What is Trash Dove, and can Facebook do anything to stop it? The purple bird is infesting comment pages everywhere.

The dove, which otherwise seemed so lifeless and enervated, stirred back to life upon feeling the pain inflicted by the violent tugs of the crow’s bill It has not been a good summer for birds ...

Trash Dove has flown straight into internet fame. The purple, head-flinging bird has taken over Facebook after going viral in Thailand, spurring plenty of hilarious remixes and memes.

To fully understand how this weird GIF of a cartoon bird became the perfect response for anything anyone posts on Facebook, you need to understand Trash Dove’s origins.

What’s up with this purple bird that is all over your Facebook? It’s called Trash Dove.

But this year, another bird — we suspect a crow or scrub-jay — robbed the nest and left empty egg shells. Is there anything we could have done or can do in the future to prevent this from ...

Ornithologist Carla Dove specializes in 'snarge,' the tissues, feathers and goo created when birds collide with aircraft.

Michael McAndrews' doves add flair to celebrations and comfort mourners — and after they're released, the birds always return to his Des Moines home, ready for their next job.

This is an African mourning dove, Streptopelia decipiens, a widespread and common species in arid and semi-arid regions of southern Africa.

THIS is the moment a bride and groom’s romantic dove release went horribly wrong as a “dead” bird plummeted to the floor outside the church. The unknown newly wedded couple chose … ...