Biologists believe simple confusion caused the Bullock’s Oriole to fly to Vermont, as opposed to the western U.S. or Mexico, where its species is …
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Over 350 chickens euthanized for bird flu – The Martha’s Vineyard Times
A large flock of chickens were killed by state authorities at a farm in Katama after contracting highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), …
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This Roaming Raptor Has Been Surprising U.S. Birders—and More Could Be on the Way
Limited to Central and South America until a few short years ago, Yellow-headed Caracaras are turning heads from California to Delaware as their …
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Preliminary numbers are in for Hibbing/Chisholm bird count | Local | mesabitribune.com
HIBBING/CHISHOLM—On Thursday, Jan. 1, five feeder watchers and three field observers participated in the Hibbing/Chisholm area Christmas Bird …
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From city wharves to wild dunes – OurAuckland
It’s nesting season for many of our native coastal birds and while most nesting wraps up by the end of January, fluffy, fast-moving chicks are …
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The Simple Tennis Ball Hack That Keeps Bird Baths Ice-Free – Country Living Magazine
“During winter, a few old tennis balls placed thoughtfully around the garden can quietly help wildlife cope with icy conditions,” says Danny Yeoman, …
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Spruce grouse recovery efforts wrap with 1,000 new birds in Adirondacks
New York released more than 1000 spruce grouse in the northern Adirondacks over 13 years to save the endangered bird.
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State: Backyard chickens infected with bird flu ‘safely depopulated’ – WWLP
Bird flu detected in backyard chickens in Massachusetts. Poultry owners urged to practice biosecurity measures to prevent contact with wild birds.
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Christmas bird tally saw low numbers – Point Reyes Light
The 170 intrepid birders who scoured the Point Reyes peninsula on Dec. 27 counted 185 species—only the third time in 25 years that the tally has …
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Turbulence is getting worse. Would it be better if planes looked more like birds? – CBC
When Luke Wheeldon stepped onto Air Canada Flight AC33 in July of 2019, he was exhausted. He was heading home to Australia after his band, …
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