The original Flappy Bird creator, Dong Nguyen, says that he has nothing to do with the game’s upcoming return. The famous indie developer also …
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Bird News
Flappy Bird reboot will never match the awfulness of the original and that’s a problem
Flappy Bird set the bar (or rather pipes, placed randomly) for mobile game simplicity. Between that and its bizarrely high level of difficulty, …
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Vaseux Lake Bird Observatory hosting annual educational open house in South Okanagan
Learn about the many migratory birds that come through the South Okanagan at the annual Okanagan Similkameen Conservation Alliance open house.
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EARLY BIRD WINDOW EXTENDED – Salford Red Devils
In celebration of our campaign extending into the playoffs, we are pleased to announce that the 2025 Season Ticket early bird window is being extended …
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The Original Flappy Bird Creator Speaks Out Over Game Returning as a ‘Crypto Scam’
The original Flappy Bird creator has spoken out following the games return as a potential crypto scam involving Solana.
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PHOTOS: ‘Beautiful’ bird off course in NE Ohio
A bird known by enthusiasts for its elegance, but not commonly found in Ohio, may have been a bit lost when it landed in Stark County.
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Aliyah tails: Family pet journeys to a future in Israel – The Jerusalem Post
From dogs to cats to birds, the consensus was clear: Moving to Israel would be harder with a pet, but worth it in the end.
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Flappy Bird’s original creator says he has nothing to do with the new game – The Verge
The Flappy Bird Foundation wrote in the announcement it shared with press last week that it had “acquired the rights from Gametech Holdings, LLC,” …
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New Hobby Unlocked: Bird Watch! | Students – UCL – University College London
In this blog, Gabriella is enjoying her time in New Zealand, bird watching and sketching!
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One flu over the dairy farm: bird and cow flu in the USA – MJA InSight
Although many strains of avian flu are of low pathogenicity, these strains can evolve into highly pathogenic strains if they spillover from wild birds …
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