While HPAI has been widely associated with poultry and wild birds, its detection in a dairy herd underscores how interconnected animal agriculture and …
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Large scale bird counts reveal huge changes in North American bird populations – KTVO
Around christmas time, the national audubon society conducts a bird count to monitor bird populations, and it has been running for a very long …
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Morocco’s breeding program brings rare bird back from brink – Yabiladi.com
The northern bald ibis, hunted to near extinction by the 17th century, has been protected at the Rabat zoo since 2015, when around 20 birds were …
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Pet Bird Health Market Valuation, ROI Potential & Long-Term – openPR.com
Press release – Future Market Insights – Pet Bird Health Market Valuation, ROI Potential & Long-Term Growth Prospects 2026-2036 – published on …
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Winter bird migrations pose some challenges during ongoing avian influenza outbreak
Georgia’s poultry industry was marked free of avian influenza, also known as bird flu, earlier this month. Meanwhile Georgia’s wild birds continue …
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Why scientists are catching whale breaths….with drones – North Country Public Radio
But there are other possible explanations, like if more wild birds came into the city. Either way, he says, the study is an amazing example of how …
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Study: Florida flamingos are native and could recover – IslanderNews.com
This genetic compatibility could one day pave the way for managed reintroduction programs, possibly including birds from captive flocks, without large …
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Iowa State University study shows it’s possible for bird flu to infect mammary glands | The Gazette
Bell said the initial detections of avian flu in dairy cattle were from “spillover” events from wild birds, and the team wanted to find out if other …
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Sleek and graceful yet powerful and merciless – no wonder we’re captivated by wild cats …
Found in South and Central America, it hunts small mammals, birds and reptiles, primarily at night. It is slightly larger than the margay (below) …
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Twite conservation project aims for releases of captive-bred birds – BirdGuides
A new captive-breeding programme for Twite in England has produced its first young in captivity and could begin releasing birds into the wild in 2026, …
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