… wild birds, including threatened species, according to a survey by the Wild Bird Society of Japan. This survey was the first conducted to gauge …
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Boosting wildlife health to prepare for H5 bird flu – DCCEEW
The global spread of H5 avian influenza (bird flu) is a serious threat to our native species. If it reaches Australia, it could affect many birds …
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DA bans bird, poultry, egg from Argentina – PortCalls Asia
Philippines is temporarily banning importation of domestic and wild birds from Argentina after confirmed outbreak of avian influenza (H5N1)
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Muskegon Officials Issue Public Health Advisory After Large Bird Die-Off
Health officials urge Muskegon residents to be cautious around wild birds due to potential bird flu risks. Learn how to stay safe and report dead …
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Explore calendar Sept. 20-26: Bird Walk – Bend Bulletin
Bird Walk: Join the Deschutes Land Trust and Amy Sanchez for a bird walk at Paulina Creek Preserve; 9 a.m.-noon; Paulina Creek Preserve, Paulina …
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How technology is changing bird photography and birding in Maine – Bangor Daily News
“In the last few years, I’ve met birders who don’t count their lifer birds as being ‘seen’ unless they have a photo to prove it.”
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For Staying Present, I Now Click on This Bird ID App Instead of My Meditation Apps – CNET
I never expected that an app for identifying birds would help me with mindfulness more than my meditation apps.
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AG Bird calls for protection of free speech; Regents urge investigation of staff – WHO13.com
DES MOINES, Iowa — Iowa Attorney General joined in a letter with 17 other states to call for protecting free speech on college campuses.
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Power Line Bird Strike Cuts Power – Daily Sitka Sentinel
A “recently deceased” bird was found near the base of the utility pole in the 2100 block of Sawmill Creek Road, where the break occurred. The electric …
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Greensboro asks residents to dim lights to protect migrating birds – WFDD
Millions of birds pass through North Carolina during this time each year, and artificial lights can disorient them.
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