Perhaps you've noticed a new acorn logo on social media or while visiting a Hamilton County park. Great Parks of Hamilton County is slowly moving away from its blue and green bird logo introduced ...

Rare bird alert: Green Jay spotted along Southside San Antonio trail The birds are typically seen in South Texas.

Great Parks of Hamilton County adopted its new acorn logo and "Find Your Wild" slogan in late 2022. It replaces the blue and green bird logo introduced in 2013.

A beautifully crafted art plate features a vibrant green bird, its feathers detailed with intricate strokes and rich shades of emerald and jade. The glossy surface enhances the delicate design ...

The family of the artist who designed and painted the classic Eagles logo of the bird clasping a football is hoping the Birds will bring it back for the two Kelly Green jersey games on Oct. 22 and ...

From its inception in 1933, to what we see today, the NFL team known as the Philadelphia Eagles have only ever used the iconic bird of prey as their logo. Yet, as they’ve gone from last-placed ...

Twitter has a new “X” logo, and it’s replaced the blue bird that represented the company for over a decade. The designer of Twitter’s blue bird logo explains how it was put together.

Topline Elon Musk has replaced Twitter’s iconic blue bird logo with an “X” on Monday, part of a major rebrand teased over the weekend that takes the platform another step closer to the ...

The Rise of Wind Energy The global shift to green energy has seen an exponential rise in the number of wind farms. Wind turbines now dot our landscapes, heralding the promise of a sustainable ...

Twitter’s iconic blue bird logo, once a symbol of the social media giant, is up for auction again. Originally sold when Elon Musk bought Twitter and rebranded it as X, the sign is now estimated ...

Twitter's iconic bird logo that was removed from the company's former San Francisco headquarters when Elon Musk took over the social media company and rebranded it to X has sold for nearly $35,000 ...

The Kiwi bird in the logo, which is New Zealand's national symbol, commemorates Bruce's love for New Zealand, the country he was from. McLaren used this logo from 1963 to 1966.