Por: The Boston Globe Nation May 07, 2023
Migratory songbirds typically fly under the cover of darkness, but the reason for their takeoff timing has long eluded researchers. Now, a pair of studies suggests the birds rely on the onset of dusk and the suggestion of fair skies ahead as signs for taking flight.Published in the journal Movement Ecology, the studies used radio tracking devices and analyzed data from nearly 400 songbirds belonging to nine migratory species, including the... + full article
Newsweek USA Tech October 11, 2023
Geomagnetic storms can have some weird and wonderful impacts on the Earth, ranging from the spectacular northern lights to radio blackouts, but they can also affect an unexpected part of nature: birds.Scientists have found that migratory birds across the world stay on the ground... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA World October 10, 2023
The bodies of migrating birds killed when they flew into the windows of the McCormick Place Lakeside Center, a Chicago exhibition hall, on Wednesday night into Thursday. Daryl Coldren/Chicago Field Museum via AP Nearly 1,000 birds struck a building in Chicago and dropped dead... + más
About 1,000 birds killed after colliding into McCormick Place Lakeside Center in one ‘tragic,’ deadly night | Chicago Sun Times
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Portland Press Herald USA Sports October 01, 2023
A red-winged blackbird might not be showing up at your backyard feeder because it is migrating south for the winter. Toby Talbot/Associated Press Not seeing as many birds at your bird feeder these days? Most years, a combination of factors can cause a decreased detection of... + más
Audubon Aquarium in New Orleans to close in November for construction: See plans, timeline | The Advocate
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The New York Times USA Opinion April 21, 2023
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, commercial hunting was devastating populations of ducks, geese and other water birds. In response, Congress passed the in 1918, granting the United States Fish and Wildlife Service authority to regulate the killing of migratory birds... + más
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Time USA Life April 15, 2023
Migratory birds are almost a perfect metaphor for hope—so much so that Emily Dickinson’s line “hope is the thing with feathers” has become a cliché. Every year, just when we feel like the cold, gray months of winter may never end, migratory birds return from their... + más
NFL Week 17 playoff picture and clinching scenarios: Bucs win NFC South; Giants clinch wild card | ESPN
The Advocate USA Entertainment February 07, 2023
Nearly 30 years ago, the first National Bird-Feeding Month was celebrated. Since then, we are reminded every February to take extra care of our feathered friends during the harshest part of the winter when resources are scarce. February marks one of the most difficult months in... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Sports October 02, 2022
Working for an environmental conservation organization, especially as an educator, often feels like playing a game of whack-a-mole (though, to be clear, Maine Audubon doesn’t encourage anyone to whack moles). Certain topics that we teach about keep coming up no matter how much... + más
US launches program to boost floating wind turbines | Ars Technica
US proposal would permit eagle deaths as renewables expand | ABC News
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