Hardy Kern, American Bird Conservancy, (202) 750-1412, ehardykern@abcbirds.org … “The BLM’s preferred plan will fail these iconic birds … wild places.
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Wild Birds
KAREN CARROLL: Say ‘No!’ to feral cat colonies | Columns | valdostadailytimes.com
Studies have shown that outside cats and especially feral cats are highly destructive to our native wildlife. Cats kill over four billion birds a year …
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Japan’s Wild Game Consumption on the Rise | Nippon.com
In 2022, the amount of crop damage by wild birds and animals totaled ¥15.6 billion, with around 70% being caused by deer, wild boars, and monkeys.
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Sulaimani villagers ban hunting in a bid to preserve wildlife – Rudaw
“A large number of hunters come to our village and its surroundings because our village is very rich in wild animals and wild birds,” Farman Khamzaiy, …
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Why Do Birds Incubate Rocks? – National Audubon Society
Last spring, the internet went wild for a male Bald Eagle who incubated a rock. The bird, named Murphy, is a permanent resident of a …
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Wildlife Window: Backyard bird feeders can encounter food thieves – Loveland Reporter-Herald
We call it “bird feeding,” but in reality other wildlife besides birds readily gorge on the food we provide specifically for birds.
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Learn about Naturescaping Your Yard for Blooms, Bugs, and Birds with MDC Wild Webcast …
Planting native plants can help the garden grow by attracting native bees, birds, and butterflies as pollinators. And many fruit and vegetable plants …
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Biosecurity is for the birds – Brownfield Ag News
One of the most important ways to protect your flock is to prevent contact with wild birds, especially waterfowl, which often carry and spread HPAI.
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Bird flu strain raises alarm as virus kills South American wildlife | The Straits Times
SAO PAULO – The deadly H5N1 bird flu virus has spread more aggressively than ever before in wild birds and marine mammals since arriving in South …
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Who knew that coprophagy was so vital for birds‘ survival? – ScienceDaily
New research explains how eating feces (known as coprophagy) shapes wild birds‘ digestive tracts (gut biota), enabling them to absorb lost or …
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