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Ancient Seabird Bones Indicate Human Impact on Ocean Food Chain
A Hawaiian Petrel in flight. (PHOTO: JIM DENNY/MSU) Bones of an endangered species, the Hawaiian Petrel, have led researchers to conclude that human influence has altered the species’ food sourc… more →
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Ancient Seabird Bones Indicate Human Impact on Ocean Food Chain
wrote 4 days ago: A Hawaiian Petrel in flight. (PHOTO: JIM DENNY/MSU) Bones of an endangered species, the Hawaiian Pet … more →
Can This Rare Songbird Be Lured Away From Risky Neighborhoods?
wrote 4 days ago: Streaked horned lark | Credit US Fish and Wildlife Service A songbird called the streaked horned lar … more →
Birds Built for Speed
wrote 1 week ago: Image: Mdf/Wikipedia With their short wings relative to body size, hummingbirds are built for hoveri … more →
Great Tits Can Handle Climate Change: Songbirds More Resilient Than Expected
wrote 2 weeks ago: Songbirds are more resilient than we thought. New research reveals that a bird called the great tit … more →
Bird Navigation – Great Balls of Iron
wrote 2 weeks ago: cells from the inner ear of pigeons stained with a chemical that turns iron bright blue in color Eve … more →
Blue Tits Provide Insight Into Climate Change, Bird Study Shows
wrote 1 month ago: Blue Tit. (Credit: Image courtesy of University of Lincoln) Researchers believe that the size of bir … more →
Why female birds cheat on their partners
wrote 1 month ago: Washington: Female birds may be socially connected to one male for its entire life, but they are not … more →
Male Birds Like Nice Nests
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wrote 1 month ago: Blue tit on a feeder When female blue tits make nests fancy, their mates are more active parents. On … more →
Have Swallows Evolved To Avoid Traffic
wrote 1 month ago: The journal Nature reported that Cliff Swallow may be evolving in ways to avoid becoming the victims … more →
Volunteers Needed For Bird-Building Collision Research
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UEA research reveals catastrophic loss of Cambodia's tropical flooded grasslands
wrote 2 months ago: Around half of Cambodia’s tropical flooded grasslands have been lost in just 10 years accordin … more →
Feeding the birds is more popular than ever
wrote 2 months ago: More people are putting food out for garden birds in the UK than ever before according to new resear … more →
Qatar’s efforts lift hopes for rare bird
wrote 2 months ago: One of the two sub-adult male Bulwer’s pheasant chicks born at Al Wabra Wildlife Preservation. RIGHT … more →
Nest-cam offers views of endangered California birds
wrote 2 months ago: An endangered snowy plover at Silver Strand Beach in Oxnard. (Spencer Weiner/Los Angeles Times) It’s … more →
‘Unnatural diet’, ‘severe cold’ caused birds’ death in Sukhna
wrote 2 months ago: The ‘unnatural diet’ and ‘severe cold conditions’ in Chandigarh have proved fatal for the migratory … more →
Who’s a clever boy then? Why cockatoos are no bird brains
wrote 2 months ago: Who’s a clever boy then? Cockatoos display as much self-discipline as a child of four when it … more →
Environmental change impacts on migratory shorebirds differ for males and females
wrote 2 months ago: Extensive shell fishing and sewerage discharge in river estuaries could have serious consequences fo … more →
Good news on the bird population—but not for everyone
wrote 2 months ago: Wood pigeons, once found shyly cooing in forests, have boldly moved into cities and suburbs BRITISH … more →
How birds of different feathers flock together
wrote 2 months ago: Credit: Shutterstock New research from the Universities of Exeter and Cambridge reveals for the firs … more →
