… birds. “In most cases, wild mammals are being infected by scavenging tissues of infected birds. It does not seem to be transmitted mammal to …
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Avian flu detected in polar bear in Alaska | CBC News
Yukon, however, has not seen much evidence of infection in the territory’s wildlife so far. Harms said the last known infection was in a wild bird …
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Plant waste from a botanic garden creates natural habitat for injured birds
Mt. Cuba botanical garden in Delaware sends its plant waste to help build habitats for injured birds at Tri-State Bird Rescue & Research.
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Duck Creek Quarry remains closed as number of geese dead from bird flu rises to 45
The quarry and trails around the quarry will remain closed until no more sick or dead birds are found for a period of five days, according to Howard …
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Utah conservation research to get boost from new tech – KSL NewsRadio
The center will put tiny harmless GPS tags on local birds, bats, and insects. Then they’ll release the little critters out into the wild. The towers …
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Commentary on Bird and Animal Names Fraught with Cutesy and Historical Perils
Perhaps realizing most colleges don’t teach “layers of cuteness” to wildlife students, and not wanting to be labeled a zealot, the petitioner added: “ …
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Utah birders break out binoculars for national bird count – KPCW
Birdwatchers across the Wasatch Back gathered to collect valuable data about local bird populations in the annual Christmas Bird Count.
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More info from the Waterloo Christmas Bird Count | Lake Mills Leader – hngnews.com
Each CBC is a 15-mile diameter circle (176.6 square miles), a large area in which we try to find and count every bird.
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Bird watchers out in force for rare northern waterthrush spotted in Essex garden – ITVX
One local enthusiast said the bird had only ever been seen 11 times in this country. | ITV News Anglia.
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Moving Hardware – Hermeus Completes Taxi Tests with Its Iron Bird – Forbes
Aspiring hypersonic drone maker Hermeus has completed taxi tests with its “Iron Bird” remote control and systems demonstrator.
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