The hoiho or yellow-eyed penguin won New Zealand’s annual Bird of the Year vote after a fierce contest without foreign interference and …
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Bird flu H5N1 absent from Mass. dairy farms – The Boston Globe
The testing program is likely to be repeated on a regular basis going forward, and could serve as a national model.
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No bird flu detected in Mass. dairy herds – NBC Boston
State health and agriculture officials said Monday they detected no trace of bird flu after testing all dairy herds across 95 licensed farms.
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New woodland reserve in Essex, after £200k raised – Rare Bird Alert
Essex Wildlife Trust already manages and protects over 100 hectares of wild spaces in this area known as the Danbury Ridge nature reserves complex, …
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Shy, smelly penguin wins New Zealand bird of the year | The World – YouTube
A very smelly penguin has been crowned New Zealand’s ‘Bird of the Year’. Nicola Toki from New Zealand Forest and Bird tells The World how the …
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Des Plaines Resident Caught on Camera Throwing Pet Bird at the Ground – Cardinal News
The complainant told police officers that Alan Simmons, age 44, gripped a pet bird in his hand before throwing it at the ground. The impact with …
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Bird swooping: know what to expect this spring – Yarrawonga Chronicle
Winter is behind us and spring has sprung, and some native birds have started swooping.
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Shy shouting hoiho penguin soars to win New Zealand’s 2024 Bird of the Year contest – ABC
Tūhura Otago Museum in Dunedin led the campaign for the small bird, joined by local wildlife organisations, a rugby team and a local brewery which …
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Online Tool Prevents Bird Collisions in Flyways Across the World – BirdLife International
Today, BirdLife and DEG Impulse launched AVISTEP in four new countries- Egypt, Kenya, Laos and Uzbekistan. Read on to find out how this helps the …
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CDC: Missouri Bird Flu case is a ‘one off’ — and more headlines – WGN-TV
Tiny plastic fibers and shards were found in the olfactory bulbs of human cadavers. That’s the nose tissue that sits at the base of the brain. The …
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