This solar powered bird feeder is the perfect choice for any outdoor space throughout the year.
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Wild turkeys were once near extinction – The Mining Journal
The remarkable return of these birds from near extinction is often called one of the country’s greatest wildlife conservation success stories.
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Avian Flu Kills Record 50.54 Million U.S. Birds, Making It Worst Outbreak in History
More than 50.54 million U.S. birds have died in what is the worst Avian flu outbreak in U.S. history, according to data from the Department of …
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Avian Flu Kills Record 50.54M Birds In U.S. | Newsmax.com
Avian influenza also was a big culprit, so big that the United States experienced a record number of domestic bird deaths this year because of the …
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NC wildlife officials share how to protect flocks – YouTube
North Carolina wildlife officials ask bird owners in the Charlotte region to be on high alert since a particularly concerning strain of bird flu …
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Wild & Scenic Film Festival previews 2023 Official Selections and starts early-bird pass sales
Festival passes with special early bird pricing are now on sale. There are a limited number of these specially priced passes available through …
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This bird had been considered ‘lost’ for 140 years. Here’s how scientists found it again – CBC
Mittermeier is the director of the lost birds program at the American Bird Conservancy. In partnership with Re:wild and BirdLife International, …
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Fungus, not bird flu, likely cause of goose and duck die-off in southern Minnesota
The bird flu has killed thousands of wild birds and raptors this year and forced farmers to euthanize 50.5 million poultry across 46 states, …
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Avian flu: Birds in Wales to be kept indoors from 2 December – BBC News
Interim Chief Veterinary Officer for Wales, Dr Gavin Watkins said bird keepers should prepare for the changes by ensuring bird housing is suitable …
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UConn greats Sue Bird, Asjha Jones visit Huskies – New Haven Register
The UConn women’s basketball team, in Portland, Oregon for the Phil Knight Legacy tournament, hosted former players Sue Bird and Asjha Jones at …
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