Knowing the answers to these questions are important for helping conserve wild birds before they’re gone forever. Almost half of all bird species …
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Breakthrough in bird research – Chinadaily.com.cn
… birds. “Using new approaches to mine genomic information among 124 species covering most modern-bird diversity, we found that the main lineages of …
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Norfolk man pleads guilty to stealing rare bird eggs | Eastern Daily Press
An “obsessive” wild bird egg collector is facing jail after being caught with a huge illegal hoard of almost 3,000 specimens, including some from …
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Filling your garden with holes – RSPB
Attracting hole-nesting birds to breed in your garden or outside space is one of the delights of wildlife-friendly gardening. The basic idea is of …
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Texas isn’t the top dog on Forbes’ list of states with the most spoiled dogs. See who is
National Today also mentions that in modern-day Spain, pet bird markets were popular among all classes in southern cities, such as Seville, well into …
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Norfolk bird egg thief admits five offences – BBC
In July, officers supported by the RSPB and National Wildlife Crime Unit raided his home and found 2,429 native birds‘ eggs. In a police interview, …
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Canada funds citizen science effort to help researchers monitor birds – The Wildlife Society
The funding will support Birds Canada’s NatureCounts platform, a citizen science program that collects information on wild birds throughout the …
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First Known Photos of ‘Lost Bird‘ Captured by UTEP Scientists – Newswise
… Birds project at the American Bird Conservancy. “It was a mind-blowing experience to come across these birds. We knew they might be possible here …
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Man, 71, admits illegally hoarding thousands of wild bird eggs | The Independent
A man described as having an “obsession with collecting wild birds‘ eggs” has admitted illegally hoarding almost 3,000 of them.
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A Willoughby family is missing their pet peacock. Have you seen it? – YouTube
They love to court, can fly only 2% of the time and are known for their bright-colored feathers; we’re talking about peacocks, and one is missing …
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