Article by American Bird Conservancy The extremely high rate of nest failure over successive years is a red alarm bell for conservationists, and the primary cause — the starvation of thousands of chicks due to a lack of food — is clear.
Fisheries Managers Urged to Prioritize Ecosystem Health as They Consider Atlantic Menhaden Catch Limits Article by American Bird Conservancy As fisheries officials from Atlantic Coast states prepare to gather in Rhode Island for their annual meeting, American Bird Conservancy (ABC)…
Analysis finds migratory ungulates have gone extinct twice as often over the last 100,000 years image: Migration confers benefits but also poses many risks. view more Over the past 100,000 years, hooved mammals that migrate have experienced a higher rate of extinction…
Hex was found in an Alexandra Hills home last week admiring himself in the bathroom mirror. Since then a whole-of-suburb search has been under way A pet peacock that went on the run after breaking into a Brisbane couple’s house…
| Coast to Coast AM with George Noory KNRS Coast to Coast AM with George Noory Coast to Coast AM deals with UFOs, strange occurrences, life after death, and other unexplained phenomena.Full Bio A Virginia wildlife center treating a hawk…
Describing the moment, Tom says the calf was “no more than a few hours old” when he and his group found mother and infant in a thicket close to the plains. “We watched at a distance as the young giraffe…
Ocala-News.com A resident near Tuscawilla Park received an unexpected visitor when an American kestrel landed right on the window ledge, offering an incredible front-row look at the colorful falcon. Thanks to Joe Furlong for sharing!
Imagine a bird that carries two different tools in its beak: one designed to drill into wood and another to pull insects out of the holes. Now imagine that its entire body, right down to its ankles, is built to…
From thousands of native trees to bird-friendly laws, Rockville is earning recognition for its efforts to protect feathered visitors. Rockville Gets Feather In Its Cap As Montgomery County's First Bird City From thousands of native trees to bird-friendly laws, Rockville…
A Historic Wave of Clark’s Nutcrackers and Other Mountain Species Brings Wonder ― and Concern An unprecedented irruption of montane birds is in progress. No, that’s not a typo. Irruption (Merriam-Webster): a sudden sharp increase in the relative numbers of a…
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