Bird flu, or avian influenza, occurs naturally among wild aquatic birds, including geese, ducks, swans and gulls. Outbreaks of this magnitude are …
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Bird News
Puking Bird Wins New Zealand’s Bird of the Century Contest After John Oliver Campaign
November 15, 2023 3:38 p.m.. bird with orange-brown cheeks and black crest sits surrounded by water The Australasian crested grebe, or …
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It turns out the world’s most dangerous bird can swim, too – The Weather Network
About 4,000 cassowaries remain in the Queensland wild. The species is battling several threats, including habitat loss, car strikes, and attacks from …
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Birds on boats | CAI – WCAI
There’s the classic, intuitive sort – a bird that is rare overall, like a California Condor. Then there are birds rare to your part of the world …
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Pūteketeke wins ‘Bird of the Century’ with John Oliver’s backing – UPI.com
The pūteketeke, also known as the Australasian crested grebe, was named New Zealand’s Bird of the Century after a campaign spearheaded by comedian …
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Benton County backyard bird flu detection is 14th this fall – Iowa Capital Dispatch
A mixed-species backyard flock of 86 birds in Benton County was recently infected by a highly transmissible avian flu.
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See Potoo Bird Perfectly Camouflaged In Brazil – Videos from The Weather Channel
The potoo bird is a fascinating nocturnal species that protects itself by blending into tree branches during the day. – Videos from The Weather …
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The Puteketeke bird has been elected as New Zealand’s Bird of the Century
The Puteketeke bird has been elected as New Zealand’s Bird of the Century after John Oliver promoted the bird not just on his show, but around the …
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Video Puking bird wins New Zealand bird competition – ABC News
Comedian John Oliver’s campaign for “weird, puking birds with colorful mullets” to be voted New Zealand’s Bird of the Year has ruffled some …
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A Cassowary, the “World’s Most Dangerous Bird,” Emerges on Australian Beach – Syfy
Onlookers initially mistook the animal for a turtle or a shark fin, only to be shocked when a massive flightless bird rose from the water, shook …
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