The Egg and I: Could Today’s Bird Flu Be Tomorrow’s COVID?
Townhall #13 - 1 day ago

Birdwatch: Climbing to 4,400 metres to spot a rare rufous-bellied seedsnipe
Guardian - 4 weeks ago

How do you protect two rare birds when one keeps attacking the other?
Washington Post #37 - 2 years ago

Evenings in the Park with Flaco
New Yorker #4 - 16 hours ago

Eggs for Easter cost much less in the US than last year. A look at the numbers
Associated Press #32 - 3 months ago

Critically endangered penguin chicks born at Michigan zoo - and there is a contest to name them
Independent #11 - 15 months ago

Ospreys make triumphant return as breeding pairs spread across UK
Guardian - 4 weeks ago

Montana Grizzly Bears Acting Strangely from Highly Pathogenic Virus Killed
Newsweek #44 - 11 months ago

A virgin crocodile made herself pregnant in a first for her species, researchers say
CBS #34 - 7 months ago

Turkey's Erdogan calls on Armenians to stand against leadership
Jerusalem Post #6 - 10 months ago

Stark before and after photographs reveal sharp decline of Norway’s seabirds
Guardian #20 - 10 months ago

Ivory-billed woodpecker, 22 other species declared extinct by US Fish and Wildlife Service
USA Today #11 - 6 weeks ago

Flight attendant saves six imperiled flamingo eggs, later meets chicks
Washington Post #12 - 11 months ago

What the Turkey Is Getting Pardoned For
New Yorker #4 - 3 years ago

‘I cried like a little boy’: pigeon fanciers in Belgium relive agony of stolen prized birds
Guardian #18 - 6 weeks ago

‘Valuable treasure’: Gaza turns to quail as fishing goes belly up
Al Jazeera #9 - 5 months ago

Experts discover cause of bird flu outbreak across Europe
Independent - 4 months ago

You Shouldn’t Hug a Bird That’s Ill With the Flu!
Slate #6 - 3 weeks ago

‘Female fairywrens sing to their eggs’ and eight other things you may not know about birdsong
Guardian - 2 weeks ago

Bad omens or just misunderstood? Get to know the backstory of these 5 scary birds
USA Today #15 - 3 weeks ago

1,700-Year-Old Roman Egg Discovered, And It Still Has Stuff Inside
Daily Caller #17 - 4 weeks ago

COVID Thanksgiving: a turkey farmer on how the pandemic has affected him.
Slate #5 - 8 months ago

Bar-tailed godwit sets world record with 13,560km continuous flight from Alaska to southern Australia
Guardian #12 - 7 months ago

American hunters warned as eagle population faces serious threat
FOX News #26 - 5 weeks ago

Scientists peer inside ancient Egyptian cat, snake and bird mummies
Reuters #10 - 16 months ago

Battle of Wits: Birds versus the Bidenites and bureaucrats
American Thinker #1 - 10 hours ago

A Battle of Singing Stars,With Wings and Feathers
New York Times #27 - 6 months ago

Trump claims wind energy "kills all the birds." Cats and windows are actually much more to blame.
CBS #16 - 14 months ago

A duck hit her while on a rollercoaster. Now she's suing SeaWorld.
USA Today #21 - 5 weeks ago

The sad history of the Hawaiian crow
Spectator (UK) #6 - 6 weeks ago

Research: California condors can reproduce asexually
Slate #7 - 2 years ago

South Africa warns of vulture population crisis
RT #3 - 4 weeks ago

Christmas Jottings from North Queensland
CounterPunch #2 - 3 minutes ago

Bird flu is threatening British food staples, from the English breakfast to Christmas dinner
CNBC #12 - 17 months ago

Space Weather Can Wreak Havoc On Seasonal Bird Migration
Forbes - 3 years ago

Father of girl who died from bird flu also contracts the virus, health officials say risk of spreading is low
FOX News #45 - 3 days ago

A Runaway Ostrich Choked Traffic on a Highway, Then Was Strangled to Death
Vice #4 - 1 day ago

More than 150 endangered vultures poisoned in South Africa, Botswana
Al Jazeera - 4 weeks ago

Bird flu outbreak at farm in Kent – 480 birds to be culled
Canary #2 - 9 months ago

Revealed: Why we DON'T eat turkey eggs at Christmas
Daily Mail - 3 weeks ago
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