Since the first positive test this summer, the state of California has seen 22 confirmed cases of bird flu in humans.
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Flying High Again: Nonprofit rehabilitates injured parrots – Pasadena Weekly
“Birds of a feather, we should stick together,” Billie Eilish sings. Staying with their flock is exactly what wild parrots need to survive. The …
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The Buzz of Bird Banding – National Park Service
… wildlife biologist. NPS. There is nothing quite like the feeling of holding a wild bird in your hands. As a certain kind of stillness sweeps over …
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Bird flu is confirmed in hospitalized Canadian teen | AP News
Canadian health officials have confirmed bird flu in a British Columbia teen. The Public Health Agency of Canada said Wednesday that tests showed …
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Wildlife Window: When raccoons start showing up, here’s what to do – Loveland Reporter-Herald
Not feeding wild birds does not mean those mice and rats don’t live in the area; it just means they are less likely to be seen. Raccoons eat at …
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The New Birdwatchers of Duke Gardens
“Just Us Birding” was led by bird guide Deja Perkins, a Chicago native, and founder of Naturally Wild, LLC, who is now working on a doctorate degree …
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Man, 36, allegedly stones beloved Southern California bird to death – KTLA
Man, 36, allegedly stones beloved Southern California bird to death … A 36-year-old Los Angeles County man has been arrested after reportedly throwing …
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“I was awestruck from the moment I first saw it to the moment I finished assembling the skull …
… birds, the fossil sheds light on how birds‘ brains gradually developed. … New giant dinosaur with ‘bizarre’ horns discovered in the wild …
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Beloved SoCal bird stoned to death – YouTube
A 36-year-old Los Angeles County man has been arrested after reportedly throwing a rock at a beloved Great Egret in San Bernardino, leaving the bird,
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