During migration seasons in the spring and fall, the Wild Bird Fund recommends bird … birds, to their plights in natural and artificial environments …
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Photo: Bird’s-eye view of waterfoul – Sun Journal
Danny Danforth of Lewiston searches Monday for birds from the Bernard Lown Peace Bridge between Lewiston and Auburn.
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Art Center Ukiah presents ‘Birds: Winged Messengers’ show
“Birds: Winged Messengers” is generously sponsored by the Peregrine Audubon Society. Covering interior Mendocino County, this esteemed organization …
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Fans mourn death of Flaco, beloved owl who escaped Central Park Zoo – Fox 13
The zoo said people in the Manhattan building on West 89th Street reported the downed owl to the Wild Bird Fund, which then notified Bronx Zoo staff …
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Farming Fowl | Morning Ag Clips
BIRD HIGHWAY. Duck Wild’s lodges and hunting ground are on the eastern edge of the Central Flyway, essentially a highway migrating waterfowl follow …
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Finalist for Golden Owl Award – Daily Advocate & Early Bird News
On Feb. 24, Dena Wuebker an agricultural teacher at Versailles High School in Versailles, was honored as a finalist for the 2023-2024 Ag Educator of …
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FLACO Act essential to prevent bird strikes, combat population declines | Cornell Chronicle
Andrew Farnsworth, a research associate at Cornell University’s Lab of Ornithology says birds striking buildings is a primary source of bird …
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New Yorkers honor beloved owl Flaco in Central Park – KTVZ
… bird strikes and their devastating effects on wild bird populations. It is estimated that nearly one quarter of a million birds die annually in …
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Bird Advocates Drop Challenge to Cattle Grazing Near Gila River – Bloomberg Law News
… agencies unlawfully approved cattle grazing on federal public lands along the Gila River in Arizona that will harm two protected bird species.
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Deadly H5N1 avian influenza strain detected on mainland Antarctica for the first time – ABC
The number of wild birds around the world that have succumbed to the disease is unknown, but it is believed to be in the millions. H5N1 spread quickly …
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