Wildlife officials have closed off part of the beach with yellow tape to give the bird space to rear its young. Piping plover birds are protected …
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Officer saves baby hawk from busy intersection, ensuring rehabilitation – WRAL.com
Officer Justin Green arrived and took the bird to a local wildlife rehabilitation center, Holly’s Nest Animal Rescue in Sanford where it will remain …
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What to do if a bird nests near your home | NBC4 WCMH-TV
It’s nesting season, which means hundreds of bird species are looking for a spot to settle down.
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Northern Mariana Islands: Endangered Mariana Crow population rebounds on Rota – RNZ
“We are seeing high rates of reproduction among the captive-reared birds that have been released into the wild. … native bird populations in Guam.
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Testing confirms avian flu after hundreds of dead geese found near Lipton, Sask. – CBC
“With this recent strain it seems to affect birds more seriously, so we have seen increased mortality in wild bird populations, which is concerning.
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Brazil state says it rules out bird flu in commercial flock – AOL.com
Brazil is currently monitoring 12 potential outbreaks, most of them among wild birds and backyard flocks. Advertisement. Santa Catarina said the …
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About 200 bird flu cases confirmed in Virginia | WRIC ABC 8News
Avian influenza, or bird flu, is rising, and Virginia has found about 200 confirmed cases, according to the Virginia Department of Wildlife …
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A California Wildlife Center’s Attempt to Keep ‘Baby Bear’ Wild – The New York Times
The human caretakers of the 3-month-old American black bear cub wear fur coats and camouflage Ghillie masks to prevent him from becoming reliant …
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No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings – Document Journal
Photographer Théo de Gueltzl and fashion editor Raphael Hirsch collaborate on this fashion portfolio for Document’s Spring/Summer 2025 issue.
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New virus is wiping out Minnesota turkey flocks, costing farmers $112M so far – Star Tribune
For bird flu, the U.S. Department of Agriculture provides indemnity payments that help cover the cost of repopulating poultry barns, since federal …
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