May 12 2011

Where the Birds Are

A national census of birds shows where protection is critical for populations dependent on public lands.

May 10 2011

Hawks in the City: Mother’s Day Raptor Mom in Danger

A New York City hawk, Violet, needs medical attention, but a surprise hatching over Mother's Day weekend may complicate matters.

May 03 2011

Turtle Power to the Rescue

A non-native species of tortoise is proving a good substitute for extinct native seed dispersers in Mauritius.

Apr 07 2011

Why Are Penguins Losing Their Feathers?

A new condition is causing many penguin chicks to lose their feathers, with some victims dying as a result of the mysterious problem.

Mar 10 2011

Albatross Mom ‘Wisdom’ Tsunami Survivor

A 60-something albatross named Wisdom is the oldest wild bird in the history of North American bird banding and now also a tsunami survivor.

Mar 07 2011

Suburban Living Isn’t for the Birds

Certain birds in the burbs are suffering big time, making these areas less-than-hospitable homes for some species.

Feb 14 2011

Big Bird Brains – Not In Chernobyl

Tag: Animals,Humans,Wild BirdsTim Wall @ 8:44 pm
The nuclear fall-out from the 1986 Chernobyl disaster still has lingering effects on neurological development for wildlife.

Feb 03 2011

Wild Bald Eagle Obsessed with Zoo Female

A wild bald eagle has been making daily visits to a California zoo's 6-year-old female bald eagle, Olivia, for more than a week.

Jan 13 2011

Congratulations You’ve Raised a Cuckoo

Tag: Animal Behavior,Animals,Evolution,Parasites,Wild BirdsTim Wall @ 10:58 pm
Cuckoos are deceptive little buggers at birth, fooling unwitting foster parents.

Jan 11 2011

‘Aflockalypse’ Hits California

More than 100 dead birds were recently found in a cluster near Highway 101 in the Wine Country region of California.

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