The free app, hatched by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, can help birders identify more than 6000 species on six continents by look or song.
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Bird banding on Earth Day at Rock Springs Nature Center – Herald & Review
Millikin University Professor Travis Wilcoxen frees a white-throated sparrow from a net at Rock Springs Nature Center during bird-banding …
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Wildlife Warriors host animal baby shower – WSLS 10
Their supply wish list includes wild bird seed, field corn, peanuts and more. “It’s baby season, and with the weather change, they have been …
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Here’s how sunflowers could save bumblebees from extinction – Study Finds
Their seeds provide food for humans and wild birds, endangered British bees enjoy the pollen and nectar, and sunflower oil is extracted for …
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Tennessee hunter bags rare 7-bearded turkey during opening of spring season – Yahoo News
Aside from the bird’s 46 total inches of beard, it also weighed 18.5 pounds and had 1 1/16-inch spurs. Tennessee wildlife officials say …
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Massive Calgary-area solar project rejected in favour of wildlife conservation – Global News
A proposed solar project that was slated on a site south of Calgary near a popular bird watching area has been rejected by the Alberta Utilities …
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From anti social cats to lively Labradors — your pet queries answered | The Sun
Sean, who is the head vet at tailored pet food firm tails.com, … From your first pet bird to dogs going blind – your pet queries answered.
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The return of the raptor: it’s hard to believe these exciting birds of prey are back in our skies
Last March the National Parks and Wildlife Service announced that it was working with its counterparts in Norway to prepare for reintroduction of the …
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Michigan DNR: what you need to know about spring turkey hunting season | WWMT
Avian influenza: Safely handling wild birds. Avian influenza or “bird flu” is caused by viruses that infect wild and domestic birds. Highly pathogenic …
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‘Worst we have seen in North America’: Avian Flu across GTA has experts concerned
HPAI infections in wild birds can show symptoms similar to what humans experience during the flu—lethargy, aches, trouble breathing, inability to …
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