Minnesota to Euthanize Chickens Affected by Bird Flu Outbreak

Nearly 1 Million Chickens to Be Slaughtered to Limit Bird Fly Spread Nearly a million chickens in Minnesota are set to be culled to prevent the spread of bird flu in the region. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reported that a massive flock of chickens had been infected by the highly-contagious avian influenza virus, which …

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Unprecedented Storm Unveils ‘Uber-Rare’ Species, Leaving Birders Amazed

The excitement in England reaches its peak when the soccer team wins the Premier League. However, bird-watchers recently experienced a similar level of excitement when 16 North American bird species made an unexpected arrival on British and Irish shores. These birds were blown across the Atlantic with the remnants of Hurricane Lee. What makes …

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Capture Candid Moments and Identify Your Feathered Friends with an AI-Powered Bird Feeder

Introducing Bird Buddy, the AI-powered bird feeder that not only provides food for birds but also captures candid photos and identifies the species of each bird that visits. Based in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Bird Buddy CEO Franci Zidar explained that their product utilizes artificial intelligence technology to take clear and “interesting” snapshots of feeding birds. The …

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Sea Ice Breakup Results in Tragic Loss of Penguin Chicks

In the Bellingshausen Sea of Antarctica, four out of five emperor penguin colonies experienced a complete failure in breeding last year. This devastating outcome was a result of the sea ice, which the young chicks rely on for survival, breaking up earlier than usual. The British Antarctic Survey conducted research using satellite images to monitor …

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Unconventional Survival of Birds Discovered Near Power Lines

It is commonly assumed that birds found dead under power lines have been electrocuted. However, a recent study highlighted in the New York Times suggests otherwise. Wildlife biologist Eve Thomason and her team from Boise State University conducted a comprehensive study, covering 122 miles of power lines across Idaho, Oregon, Utah, and Wyoming. They …

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Crabs Confront a Double Whammy: Scientists and Birds

A fascinating ancient sea creature, pivotal in the production of vital medicines, and residing in the tidal mudflats along the East Coast, stands to benefit from new protective standards. However, despite these developments, conservationists remain concerned about the declining bird species that relies on the horseshoe crabs. Dive deeper into this complex issue with AP’s …

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