Caring for the condors: At remote Arizona wildlife center, biologists treat endangered birds
With threats of avian flu and lead poisoning, biologists are working overtime to care for a species that nearly went extinct.
You might be surprised by when the bald eagle became our national bird
“For nearly 250 years, we called the bald eagle the national bird when it wasn’t,” said Jack Davis, co-chair of the National ...
As bird flu spreads, Missourians pay the price at the grocery store
Egg prices are expected to increase by 20% in 2025, largely due to the spread of a highly pathogenic avian influenza ...
Return of the California Condor
In this forest thick with trees up to 600 years old lives the southernmost population of the California condor (Gymnogyps ...
Snow geese fill Northern California skies as majestic birds start migration back north
Now is the perfect time to see the amazing spectacle in California as snow geese start their return migration north to Canada ...
Long Beach aquarium spotlights ‘real animals, real birds, real fish’ with new report card
On Thursday, the Aquarium of the Pacific released its first Marine Species Report Card, detailing the population trends of 30 ...
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Early-bird customers line up for eggs at Inland farms as prices soar
The winter rainstorm that pelted Riverside and San Bernardino counties this week wasn’t enough to keep customers away from ...
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Hundreds of dead ducks washed ashore near Chicago. Expert says it will likely happen again
eat and mingle with other birds, spreading these new viruses to other animals. Waterfowl also congregate in large, mixed flocks that can worsen disease spread, Igleski said. California Gov.
What is Arizona's state bird? Why this small songbird was picked to represent the state
Arizona's state bird fends for itself against predators in the desert, making its home in prickly plants. Here's what to know ...
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Hundreds of dead ducks washed ashore near Chicago. Expert says it will likely happen again
Ducks can often still fly, eat and mingle with other birds, spreading these new viruses to other animals. Waterfowl also congregate in large, mixed flocks that can worsen disease spread, Igleski said.