According to an official of Punjab’s wildlife preservation department, around 40,000 migratory birds have so far arrived at Harike wetland, …
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Korea reports additional bird flu case at duck farm
… after a highly pathogenic strain of H5N1 of avian influenza was found from wild birds‘ excrement collected near the area, Nov. 21. Yonhap …
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Social media group in Maine is refusing to publish snowy owl photos – Bangor Daily News
It’s not that wild bird experts like Doug Hitchcox don’t want people to … to wildlife and birding — including the Maine Wildlife Facebook group …
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S. Korea reports additional bird flu case at duck farm – Yonhap News Agency
21, 2022, after a highly pathogenic strain of H5N1 of avian influenza was found from wild birds‘ excrement collected near the area. (Yonhap).
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Heron’s love stories: Bird romance in Chengdu’s Huanhuaxi Park – CGTN
Over 1000 years ago, the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu was inspired by the beautiful scenery near his thatched cottage and wrote the famous poem “Two …
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Nebraska reports 13th case of avian influenza in flock of 1.8M birds – KNOP News
Nebraska reports 13th case of avian influenza in flock of 1.8M birds. Bird flu has been detected at a commercial flock in Dixon County.
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Stanton Bird Club celebrates Thorncrag’s 100 years as Lewiston’s refuge – Sun Journal
17 is covered with a light blanket of snow on the green trail at Thorncrag Bird Sanctuary. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal.
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Protest at The Bird & The Book during fundraiser for foster children’s toys – The Daily Times
With protesters and police officers out front on East Broadway Avenue at Five Points on Friday night, Nov. 25, The Bird & The Book hosted an event …
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Bird flu sweeps through Japan, spreading at unusual pace
A bird flu outbreak has been confirmed at a poultry farm in Kagawa Prefecture. … Cases of the highly pathogenic avian influenza, or bird flu, …
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That siren-imitating lyrebird at Taronga Zoo? He lost his song culture – 9News
The ability of these birds to imitate sounds is rightly world-famous. But for their song culture to continue, we need healthy wild populations.
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