You can’t go wrong with pink birds. Roseate spoonbills aren’t exactly rare in the Keys, but they are seen not so often in Key West, and twice as not …
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How brave birds survive cold Maine winters – Bangor Daily News
By Arctic standards, Maine is positively balmy, which is why so many Canadian birds spend their winter with us.
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Lawmakers push for bird flu vaccine – POLITICO
A case of bird flu was detected in a dairy cattle herd Sunday amid a bipartisan push for USDA to accelerate review of a vaccine for the virus.
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Bird Flu Confirmed in Local Dairy Herd – Daily Dodge
This is the first time bird flu has been found in dairy cattle in Wisconsin. The affected farm has been quarantined, and any cows showing symptoms …
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Perry Wins Pentathlon as Women’s Indoor Track & Field Runs at Bulldog Early Bird Meet
SEWARD, Neb. – The Ottawa women’s indoor track and field team had two compete in the pentathlon at the Bulldog Early Bird Meet on Saturday in …
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As Florida offshore drilling looms, birds less protected from spills under Trump – Phys.org
After days of cleaning and rehabilitation, the avian duo was released into Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge on Florida’s east coast. Baker …
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Namibia confirms H5N1 avian influenza outbreak in wild birds – Xinhua
WINDHOEK, Dec. 15 (Xinhua) — Namibia has confirmed an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza in wild birds in the southern Karas Region, …
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Tracking forever chemicals across food web shows not all isomers are distributed equally
Isomer mix flips in birds. Aga’s team identified PFOS isomers in wastewater and bird eggs in a separate study published in the Journal of the …
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Avian influenza detected in Hawaii | News, Sports, Jobs – Maui News
With migratory bird season underway, the department cautioned the public against touching or handling wild birds. Human infections from the H5N1 …
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Logging and warming combine to shrink and starve Himalayan Songbirds
Crucially, the study showed that the more a bird’s preferred climate differed from the harsh reality of the logged forest, the worse it fared. Birds …
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