Franklin & Marshall College and the Lancaster County Bird Club will be hosting a public forum titled “Saving Birds: The Science Behind Bird-Glass …
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Ashes to ashes: The pet cremator on talking parrots and dealing with grief – Irish Examiner
“I’m not very well you know” squawked a pet parrot — over and over again. The bird, who possessed quite a vocabulary, spent most nights on his …
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CDC confirms human case of bird flu – Tampa – WFLA
Bird flu, specifically known avian influenza, is caused by influenza A viruses primarily found in birds. Recent outbreaks among wild birds and poultry …
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Songs that birds ‘sing’ in their dreams translated into sound | New Scientist
The researchers captured two wild great kiskadees, then used surgically implanted electrodes to record roughly 100 instances of their muscle activity …
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WHO urges heightened vigilance on potential spread of bird flu in cows – VOA News
Investigations underway to learn risks of bird flu in dairy cows recently found in 29 herds across eight US states.
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It’s All Connected: Bird Flu, Factory Farms, and Corporate Greed – Food & Water Watch
The fragile, consolidated factory farm system allows bird flu to flourish. To protect our food, health, and resiliency, we need change, fast.
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Bird attempts to ‘clean house’ when it doesn’t like the decorations | Fox News Video
A bird from Wales was unimpressed with the decorations in its nest box. In a video, the bird can be seen working hard to remove a tiny birdhouse …
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South American bird seen in Texas for the first time – Chron
Multiple sightings of birds rarely seen in Texas have been reported amid the spring migration this year.
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New York DEC Encouraging People To Be On The Lookout For Native Birds
Bird watching is a hobby where you simply observe birds in their natural habitat. Some people call it birding. You can do it with your naked eye or …
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WHO chief scientist calls for increased monitoring and preparation for highly pathogenic bird flu
This flu strain was first detected in birds in 1996 and has primarily been a threat to farmed and wild fowl, but in the past two years, an …
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