Although the numbers of infected birds remain small on the Skerries, … Sick or injured wild birds should be reported to the RSPCA on 0300 1234 …
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£5000 reward offered for information after eagles confirmed to have been poisoned in Ballymena
One of the birds was born in Norway and then brought as a chick to the Shannon estuary in 2022. In a statement on Friday, Rural and Wildlife Crime …
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Migratory birds love New York Harbor islands, but humans are forcing them out – Gothamist
Shannon Curley, coordinator for the NYC Audubon Harbor Herons Survey, monitors field activities as researchers document nesting birds on abandoned …
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FOX 8 Jukebox: The Morning Bird
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WJW) — The Morning Bird made their FOX 8 News in the Morning debut on Friday. The four-piece Americana band blends country, …
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How smoky air is affecting birds in Minnesota – Star Tribune
The effect may not be immediate, but smoke can damage their sensitive lungs and leave them open to respiratory infections.
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Which bird has the largest beak? – BBC Wildlife Magazine
Relative to body size, it’s the toco toucan, whose gaudy beak accounts for up to a third of its body surface area, who takes the accolade of bird …
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Brownsea Island: Bird flu confirmed after 600 birds found dead – BBC News
Bird flu has been confirmed at a nature reserve where 600 birds have been found dead in recent weeks. Brownsea Island in Poole Harbour, Dorset, …
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Plastic pollution makes Mediterranean the most dangerous region for birds – The Hindu
The Mediterranean has been recognised as the most “dangerous” region to bird species that live and feed there due to excessive plastic pollution, …
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Brownsea Island: Bird flu confirmed after 600 birds found dead – Yahoo
Most of the 600 birds at the nature reserve were chicks, a wildlife trust says.
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Cheshire: Advice issued over what to do if you find a baby bird – Chester Standard
AS the peak bird breeding season continues, the RSPCA is urging people to check their advice about wild baby birds before calling the charity.
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