Key TakeawaysThere has been substantial back-and-forth and uncertainty in recent years over whether the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act …
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Avian influenza suspected as sick, dead birds found in Carstairs – The Albertan
Carstairs residents and visitors to the town cautioned to avoid all contact with sick or dead birds and to keep pets away from wildlife, …
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‘It’s disgusting’: Hunters, wildlife groups react to dumping of migratory birds in Sask.
The bodies of 142 migratory birds were found dumped on private land near Saskatoon earlier this month, provoking anger from hunters and wildlife …
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AHS testing people in relation to bird flu outbreak at petting farm, Calgary Zoo taking precautions
“H5N1 has been a real problem worldwide growing over the last few years, affecting food production, egg production, and also a lot of wild birds and …
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Tom Lounsbury: Michigan pheasant hunting turns 100, with new efforts to recruit hunters
… bird numbers. Certainly, South Dakota offers wonderful pheasant habitat and a great number of wild birds, but it seems that with so many visiting …
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TAL PET OF THE WEEK | Shadow – Texarkana Gazette
Clad in dark gray fur, Shadow was rescued at merely two weeks old from a bird pecking at her. Shadow is sweet, curious and playful and has been at …
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Case of accused Samuel Bird murderer briefly in Edmonton court on Monday
The man accused of murdering 14-year-old Samuel Bird was in court for the first time Monday. Bryan Farrell, 38, is facing 18 offences.
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Decatur certified as Georgia’s first ‘Bird City’ – WSB-TV
The City of Decatur has become the first community in Georgia to be certified as a Bird City, achieving the prestigious High Flyer level of …
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Popular petting farm is hit with bird flu – YouTube
Butterfield Acres Petting Farm has been shuttered amid an outbreak of avian influenza. Meanwhile, health officials say risk to humans is low.
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World’s biggest building society gives nature a home too | The Wildlife Trusts
Along with more than 6,500 staff, Nationwide’s Swindon office is now host to frogs, toads and smooth newts, and many bird species such as song …
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