The pilot, Ariel Valiente, captured video from the scene just moments after the bird, which was possibly an Andean Condor, hit his cockpit.
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Bird News
Is El Nino causing mass bird deaths in Mexico? – Yahoo Sport Australia
STORY: Is a marine heatwave causing mass bird deaths in Mexico?Some 300 wild birds were found dead along Mexico’s Pacific coastAuthorities had …
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Tiny Rescue Bird Follows Her Mom Around Like A Dog | The Dodo | Pets | henryherald.com
Summer has arrived and the kids are out of school, so what’s on the agenda? Work responsibilities are still at the forefront when planning, …
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Mexico says mass bird deaths likely caused by El Niño’s hotter waters – The Hindu
The deaths of hundreds of wild birds along Mexico’s Pacific coast were likely caused by the El Niño climate phenomenon, local authorities.
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Unprecedented Avian Flu Outbreak Continues – Science Friday
Avian influenza has been circulating for decades among wild birds, … vaccinate California condors—the first of its kind to vaccinate any bird.
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Georgia Town Left With 62-Ft Steel Chicken After Topiary Scrapped – Insider
Wild chickens are a common sight in Fitzgerald, Georgia. … chicken was supposed to attract tourists, and work started on the big bird in 2019.
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El Niño, not avian flu, caused the deaths of hundreds of birds in Mexico, government says
But the government said Thursday that the warming Pacific ocean currents associated with El Niño, not bird flu, were responsible for the mass die-off.
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Bird flying into power line sparks Paso Robles vegetation fire | San Luis Obispo Tribune
A small vegetation fire on Dry Creek Road in Paso Robles was sparked by a bird flying into a power line, according to the Fire Department.
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Bird Enjoyment & Advantage Koalition Launches “My Beautiful Pet Bird” Contest
In honor of National Pet Bird Day on Sept. 17, bird owners are invited to submit photos or videos of their pets for a chance to win up to $500.
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A bald eagle likely hit by a car in Kansas has been released back into the wild – KAKE
Tia Ezell, animal service manager at the Lawrence Humane Society, was able to rescue the bird and bring him to Operation Wildlife for treatment.
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