Wild birds of prey also down drones. A British drone user recently published an ‘picture of a lifetime’ image of a peregrine falcon stooping on …
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Wild Birds
Beneficial birds you want in your yard, Part 2 – Village News
Native sparrows (not including the House Sparrow, which is a non-native species) primarily eat insects and seeds. Their summer diet and food for their …
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EFSA warns of bird migration and US imports pathways for AI into Europe – Poultry News
According to a new EFSA report, both the seasonal migration of wild birds and the import of certain US products, particularly those containing raw …
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50 wild birds rescued from Mirpur-1 | Others – Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS)
DHAKA, July 11, 2025 (BSS) – The Wildlife Crime Control Unit (WCCU) of the Forest Department today rescued 50 wild birds…
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How flinging crickets in the air helped save purple martins in Western Pa. – Phys.org
Purple martin populations have dropped 33% in the last 50 years because of habitat loss and competition from invasive, non-native birds, including …
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14 Trees That Will Turn Your Yard into a Bird Magnet – Better Homes & Gardens
Here are some of the best trees for attracting more feathered friends to your yard. 25 Best Native Plants for Attracting Birds to Your Yard. 01 of 14 …
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Birding: Local bird life in the real world | Chinook Observer
The “fake baby” was a brown-headed cowbird! Yellow-headed blackbirds are birds of the prairies, but they are often seen at the Ridgefield Wildlife …
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Hummingbirds are back, and your garden can be their haven – Bay Journal
Research shows that native plants have a greater concentration of insects. which all birds need for food, than nonnative plants. Shrubs: summersweet …
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More than 20 birds rescued from bird trafficking in La Plata and Chaco: a persistent wildlife threat
Bird trafficking: wildlife and ecosystems at risk. The illegal capture and possession of wild birds has profound ecological impacts. Many of these …
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Scientists seek to curtail bird flu’s spread through education, outreach efforts | The Apopka Voice
… bird paths, are at risk of H5N1 exposure. Proper biosecurity practices—like keeping coops clean, limiting flock exposure to wild birds, and …
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