Coming soon to a sky near you: 500 million birds
The massive annual spring migration of America's birds – millions of them – is underway. Here's how to follow along at home.
Lonesome geese illustrate perils, values of being alone
High in the gray of a February sky, a ragged skein of snow geese tumbled over itself. The birds’ cackling chatter echoed from cloud to ground and back. I watched ...
Scientists in Coeur d'Alene developing tools to safeguard waterfowl health in contaminated habitats
The Coeur d’Alene Basin Restoration Partnership is working with other agencies to develop tools to monitor the health of ...
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Tundra swans spotted in Lambton Shores
Tundra swans have returned to their usual migration stop by the Lambton Heritage Museum near Grand Bend. The first arrived ...
Birds & Blooms on MSN1d
6 Invasive Birds That Are Nonnative to America
You've probably heard of invasive plants, but what about invasive birds? These common nonnative species are now abundant in ...
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Feathered guests from Siberia returning home
Feathered guests from colder regions as far as Siberia have started returning home after their months-long sojourn in the ...
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Scientists in Coeur d'Alene developing tools to safeguard waterfowl health in contaminated habitats
RP asks anyone who sees a dead tundra swan or wood duck with a neck collar or satellite transmitter, to report the birds to IDFG at (208)-769-1414. Please include the location, species ...
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Scientists working to improve waterfowl health in Coeur d'Alene River Basin
RP asks anyone who sees a dead tundra swan or wood duck with a neck collar or satellite transmitter, to report the birds to IDFG at (208)-769-1414. Please include the location, species ...
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Trumpeter swans signal spring in Whistler
As winter ice lingers on Whistler’s lakes, these graceful waterfowl seek refuge in flooded fields, offering a seasonal ...