“It’s an opportunity to spend all day out in the field, watching birds and counting them.” Overall picture for bird population is bleak. On count day, …
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Off the news: Avian flu a threat to at-risk bird species | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Steer clear of feeding wild birds, the Hawaii Audubon Society suggests. There’s more risk of infection when birds congregate. Honolulu Star …
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Deer may be cute but their growing population is bad news for B.C. forests, birds. Here’s why.
… wild. Many scientists, conservationists and ethnobiologists, however … native birds both feed and nest. Cutting deer populations is not …
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Wild Side: Red-tailed hawk – The Martha’s Vineyard Times
The species is present here year-round in significant numbers, and nests widely across the Island. And its high-flying habits make this bird of prey …
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Government to test milk for bird flu – CNN
The US Department of Agriculture will begin testing raw milk from dairy silos across the nation to better track the H5N1 bird flu that has been …
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Ten-holiday hazards for your bird pet – The South African
Being mindful of potential hazards will ensure a joyful and safe holiday season for you and your pet bird.
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Deputies raid huge bird-fighting operation in south Sacramento County; some birds to be euthanized
Deputies shut down huge bird-fighting operation in action in south Sacramento County, seizing hundreds of birds some showing signs of torture.
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Iowa confirms three cases of avian influenza in commercial poultry flocks – Agweek
The disease can travel in wild birds without those birds appearing sick, but is often fatal to domestic bird populations, including chickens and …
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Reli Launches the World’s First Smart Bird Cage: Redefining Modern Bird Care – Accesswire
Designed specifically for modern bird care, this innovative cage will fill the gap in the market for smart products tailored to pet companion birds.
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Department of Conservation investigates suspected bird flu cases in Missouri – KRCG
According to the MDC, bird feces, saliva and nasal drip can quickly spread the virus and infect wild birds and domestic poultry. Neighboring …
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