Plant native plants, including fruit-bearing native trees like serviceberry, dogwood and cherry, which provide both food and cover. • Take care of …
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Bird News
40-year-old blind therapy Cockatoo regains vision after surgery at NC State – ABC11
After nearly a decade of not being able to see clearly, a 40-year-old therapy bird has regained his eyesight.
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This state is offering people $25 to get screened for bird flu – KXLF.com
Bird flu is a virus that typically spreads in wild birds, but has also been detected in dairy cows and other mammals. According to most recent …
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The egg situation – The Rochelle News-Leader
When HPAI is present in even one bird in a poultry … Another reason is to prevent crossover into other houses on the premises or wild birds …
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Accessible Bird Outing | Northern Public Radio: WNIJ and WNIU
Join us for an excursion through the woods to experience the wonder of our local birds! This accessible outing will focus on introducing birding …
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Influenza – IDSA
… bird flu, is a disease caused by infection with avian influenza type A viruses. Bird flu is widespread in wild birds and is causing outbreaks in …
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Ranchers form alliance to protect declining bird species found in just 5 states, including Oklahoma
The Lesser Prairie-Chicken Landowner Alliance aims to earn money while preserving habitat for the endangered bird.
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Question of the Week: What’s your favorite bird? – KAXE
Springtime in Minnesota brings the return of many bird species. This week, we are wondering: What are your favorite birds? A Great Blue Heron takes a …
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PCSWCD annual bird walk with Maine Audubon – Piscataquis Observer
DOVER-FOXCROFT — Register and join us for a morning bird walk on Saturday, May 17 as we explore springtime birds at the Law Farm Nature Trails in …
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Scientists Found Bird Flu in Dairy Cows – Here’s Why That’s Terrifying – SciTechDaily
H5N1 bird flu has now crossed into U.S. dairy cattle for the first time, and alarmingly, it did so through just one spillover from a wild bird.
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