Scientists have documented a surge of interest in bird feeding that occurred around the world after COVID-19 led to lockdowns where people stayed …
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Birders flock to Green Bay to catch glimpse of bird last seen in Wisconsin in 1845
Bird watchers are flocking to northeastern Wisconsin in hopes of glimpsing a shorebird last seen in the state almost 180 years ago.
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Water and bevers – AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST
Brandt’s team collaborates with dozens of local fish and wildlife organizations, watershed managers, land trusts, conservation and restoration …
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Voters support school board recall aimed at WA Republican running for governor – KUOW
Bird says the recall is “unfortunate” but that he expects it will energize his campaign for governor. “The message for our constituents is simply this …
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It’s a Bird… It’s a Plane… It’s Bats, Man! | Defenders of Wildlife
With the sun set and the mostly full moon hidden behind the trees outside Brevard, North Carolina, a cluster of biologists and volunteers …
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WI: RARE PINK BIRD SPOTTED AFTER ALMOST 180 YEARS | CNN – WFMZ.com
Birdwatchers in Green Bay, Wisconsin get a chance to see a very rare, pink bird that’s almost never seen in that area.
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Bird Feeding: A Popular Pandemic Pastime to Connect with Nature Across the World
However, some people have found ways to reconnect with nature and cope with the stress and boredom of the lockdowns by feeding wild birds.
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People around the world got really into feeding birds during the pandemic – Popular Science
Countries with higher species of bird diversity saw the biggest jump in searches for proper wild bird feeding.
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Bird watchers flock to Green Bay, Wisconsin, with hopes of seeing rare southern shorebird
Logan Lasee, a member of the Bay Area Bird Club, spotted a roseate spoonbill in the Ken Euers Nature Area in Green Bay on July 26, Wisconsin Public …
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Pennsylvania photographer wins National Audubon award for bird photo
Female Baltimore Oriole, a yellow bird with black and white stripes on its wings, Sandra Rothenberg won a 2023 Audubon Photography Award in the …
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