In December, teams of birders spread across Alameda and Bay Farm Island to collect data for the Christmas Bird Count.
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Bird News
A rare cousin of the American robin thrills watchers at Butler County Game Lands
… bird this far east is a treat to see.” He saw his first one four years ago in Akron, Ohio. The Butler bird is among four reports of the varied …
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Look: Illinois family’s 33-year-old cockatiel is the oldest in the world – UPI.com
An Illinois family’s 33-year-old pet cockatiel, named Sonny, was officially named the oldest bird of his species by Guinness World Records.
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One-Legged Goth Cockatoo ‘Chooses’ New Mom in the Sweetest Moment – Parade Pets
Birds with one leg adapt, but face balancing challenges; sanctuary care ensures their well-being. Sometimes, if you’re lucky, a pet will choose you.
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Don Vesco Silver Bird/Lightning Bolt land speed streamliner heads to auction – Magneto
Don Vesco became first motorcyclist to break 300mph barrier – now Mecum is auctioning Silver Bird/Lightning Bolt Bonneville Salt Flats legend.
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Stunning Photo Captures Vibrant Plumage of Bird Mid-Flight Over the Himalayas
The result is a breathtaking image of the Himalayan Monal, known for its bright plumage, flying over the towering mountains. The bird’s blue, green, …
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Oriental Shorthair Cat Starts Beef With a Seagull Using Quiet Ferociousness – Parade Pets
Considering the predatory relationship that naturally exists between cats and birds, it’s no surprise that a kitty goes a bit wild when they see a …
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The Great Backyard Bird Count – HillRag
Identify them, count, and submit your counts to help scientists better understand and protect birds around the world. This global task is fun and free …
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Razor-sharp romance: Birds of Prey take over Valentine’s Day | Boise State Public Radio
This Valentines Day, the World Center for Birds of Prey is trading chocolates for claws with Talon-tines Day!
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Crane migration brings H5N1 bird flu concerns to central Nebraska – KNOP
(KSNB) — Sandhill cranes and whooping cranes are beginning their migration to the Tri-Cities area, but the birds are arriving with H5N1 avian …
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