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We all heard about the new species of that bald-headed bird, oh, so innocently found recently. Now here’s the rest of the story, the confirmation of the cryptozoological method, indeed, quietly happening in what is sometimes called EdgeScience. Images.

Read: Bulletin! Cryptozoology Is Being Used By Scientists »

I’ll be at the Mass Mystery Weekend on Friday and Saturday. Here’s the final speakers’ schedule for Saturday. Do you know how Machine Gun Kelly influenced the future search for the Yeti? Learn on Saturday. Images.

Read: Machine Gun Kelly & Yetis? »

The bird was believed by many to be extinct until Indonesian biologists finally secured two new specimens on Peleng Island. Images.

Read: Banggai Crow Found 107 Years After “Extinction” »

Lesser flamingoes are natives of Asia and Africa; so what’s one doing in Florida? Image.

Read: Lesser Flamingo Off Course? »

The large winged cryptid often attacked warriors and was quite capable of carrying off children. Image.

Read: Pouaka: New Zealand’s Man-Eating Bird »

Cryptozoologically, sightings of birds resembling dodos have been recorded in recent years from some of the islands surrounding Mauritius. Images.

Read: Dodo Sighting In Liverpool »

The new bird is called the colirrojizo (red-tail). Images.

Read: New Hummingbird Discovered in Peru »

The wife of the man who famously did the Keelian Mothman cover has passed away. Images.

Read: Mothman Illustrator’s Wife Dies »

In this latest case, a blue feather has been recovered. Image.

Read: Third Oz Blue Bird »

After his 1975 book was adapted into the 2002 film, “Mothman” became a household name. But it was John Keel that was the true star, not the monster. Images. Video.

Read: “John Keel was our Michael Jackson.” »

“It’s the kind of thing you see and there is just no doubt about it,” said the eyewitness. Images.

Read: Cuckoo Over Sighting »

A friend and Fortean has passed away. A fellow admirer of Mothman and the anomalies all around us, such as the “name game,” is gone. A tribute to a lifelong legacy of Fortean works. Bibliography. Images.

Read: John A. Keel Has Died »

No one is claiming they are blue birds of happiness, but there is a compelling mystery here. Photo. More new blue avian species photos added/

Read: Blue House Sparrow of Oz {New Update/More Photos} »

Today’s Mark’s birthday, and a good day to remember a sincere, hard-working cryptozoologist.

Read: Men in Cryptozoology: Mark A. Hall »

One of the questions that remained was, “What birds were involved in the crash?”

Now comes a surprising twist in the answer. Images.

Read: Flight 1549 Bird Followup »