It’s the latest set of bird flu cases in the province since a recent outbreak at a petting zoo in Calgary. Kathy Magor is a biological sciences …
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Bird News
Scientists discover why birds sing so passionately at dawn – Earth.com
Birds sing at dawn due to built-up energy from nighttime silence. When light returns, they release the energy through intense morning singing.
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How the Berkshire Bird Observatory is studying the secret lives of saw-whet owls
Berkshire Bird Observatory Director Ben Nickley shows a group of visitors the first northern saw-whet owl of the night, which was captured in one …
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One Health, National Prep Focus for H5 Bird Flu | Mirage News
… bird flu to protect agricultural industries, wildlife and human … wild birds and some mammal species-with the potential of also impacting …
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Lisa Davis: For the birds – The Anniston Star
Humor columnist Lisa Davis discovers it’s really hard to draw a bird.
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Zherenko’s Strong Day Earns Point for T-Birds – Springfield Thunderbirds
… Birds a chance to win in the shootout. After Chris Terry and Luff … After Hogberg turned away Nikita Alexandrov, former T-Bird Matthew …
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Bird flu hits migrating cranes hard in Germany as the virus flares up – YouTube
(28 Oct 2025) RESTRICTIONS SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Linum, Germany – 27 October 2025 1. Dead crane floating in water 2.
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Influencer Becca Bloom Drinks Bird Spit for Breakfast ‘Every Morning’ | Us Weekly
Influencer Becca Bloom shares her breakfast ritual that includes drinking bird spit along with dim sum caviar and coconut milk in a viral TikTok …
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Visuals from bird songs – Adafruit Blog
Visuals from bird songs. The music dances across the data map as the Eurasion Blackcap sings its song. Image via YouTube. Amplitude from each audio …
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Avian flu detected in Salmon Arm commercial poultry flock as number of outbreaks rise in B.C.
People who come across sick or dead wild birds are asked to call the provincial Wild Bird Reporting Line at 1-866-431-2473 or the Canadian Wildlife …
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