From left, Andrew Trube of Greyhounds and Tim Crane and Sam Patlove of T Bird & the Breaks at KUT Public Media Studios.
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One good tern: Audubon offers rare bird text alerts – The Register Citizen
The Connecticut Audubon Society is now offering text alerts for rare bird sightings around the state.
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Unexpected Gems of the Gulf Coast | by The Island | Aug, 2023 – Medium
Then from the vegetation emerged troves of wild birds, they darted in and … meant empty beaches, clear parking lots, and more birds than people.
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Connecticut Audubon Society offers rare bird text alerts – CT Insider
More than 1600 people were alerted about the sighting of a roseate spoonbill in Milford on Aug. 25 through the Audubon’s rare bird text alert …
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Endangered secretary bird hatches at San Antonio Zoo – Axios
Zoom in: The birds are named for the black feathers on their heads that resemble quill pens. They are native to African grasslands and savannah.
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Bird Sightings from Around the Island City – Alameda Sun
Earlier this month, Alameda resident Neil Taikeff spotted several wild turkeys roaming Alameda sidewalks. Taikeff said he saw them as he got off a bus …
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Pet peacock ‘Pete’ killed after shot with arrows in neighborhood – KKTV
A Las Vegas neighborhood is outraged after someone shot a beloved pet … Carter took photos of the wounded bird in the vet’s office at Lone …
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CT Audubon Society offers text alerts for rare bird sightings – Milford Mirror
Perhaps a red-necked phalarope? If not, would you like to? Anyone interested in catching a glimpse of these or other birds on the Connecticut …
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Endangered secretary bird hatches at San Antonio Zoo
The species has faced habitat destruction caused by urban sprawl and agricultural development. … A newly hatched secretary bird sits on a metal table …
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Garden tip: Get to know the Point Reyes salty bird’s-beak – Marin Independent Journal
The Point Reyes salty bird’s-beak is a rare and endangered plant that grows in Marin County salt marshes. This annual plant, Chloropyron maritimum …
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