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fromParade Pets
12 hours ago
NYC music

Rarely Seen Bird Keeps Popping up in NYC's Bryant Park and People Are Having a Field Day

A dancing American Woodcock in Bryant Park signals the arrival of spring and captivates viewers with its unique behaviors.
fromTime Out New York
37 minutes ago
Pets

The viral dancing bird is back in Bryant Park

The American woodcock's unique dance attracts crowds in Bryant Park during its brief migration stop.
NYC music
fromParade Pets
12 hours ago

Rarely Seen Bird Keeps Popping up in NYC's Bryant Park and People Are Having a Field Day

A dancing American Woodcock in Bryant Park signals the arrival of spring and captivates viewers with its unique behaviors.
Agriculture
fromTasting Table
6 days ago

5 Fruits To Plant That Attract Birds To Your Yard - Tasting Table

Transforming grass into fruit plants reduces yard work, provides fresh ingredients, and supports wildlife.
US news
fromenglish.elpais.com
6 days ago

The cockfighting business on the border: Illegal breeding farms in the US and birds sold for thousands of dollars to cartels in Mexico

Cockfighting links organized crime in the U.S. and Mexico, involving drug trafficking, illegal gambling, and violence.
Europe news
fromMail Online
1 week ago

Thousands of crows swarm Tel Aviv skyline in 'harbinger of doom' omen

A massive flock of crows over Tel Aviv sparked fears of doom, but scientists attribute it to routine seasonal migration.
Arts
fromwww.amny.com
1 week ago

Pigeon petition: Advocates want NYC's giant pigeon statue to stay perched at the High Line

Dinosaur, a 17-foot-tall aluminum pigeon sculpture, may be removed from the High Line despite a petition with over 5,500 signatures to keep it.
fromFOX 5 New York
1 week ago

NYC says goodbye to Dinosaur, the High Line's 17-foot-tall pigeon statue

The community held a farewell party for Dinosaur, complete with pigeon-themed trivia, pigeon bingo, live music, and family activities. The statue's creator, Iván Argote, was even in attendance signing exclusive prints of what has become one of the most iconic birds in the city.
NYC LGBT
#dinosaur-sculpture
Pets
fromTime Out New York
1 week ago

Is the massive High Line pigeon actually staying?

New Yorkers are advocating to keep the 'Dinosaur' sculpture as a permanent fixture on the High Line due to its community significance.
Arts
fromGothamist
1 week ago

Petition with more than 5K signatures calls to keep High Line's giant pigeon

A petition with over 5,000 signatures is urging officials to keep the 'Dinosaur' pigeon sculpture permanently in place on the High Line.
Pets
fromTime Out New York
1 week ago

Is the massive High Line pigeon actually staying?

New Yorkers are advocating to keep the 'Dinosaur' sculpture as a permanent fixture on the High Line due to its community significance.
Arts
fromGothamist
1 week ago

Petition with more than 5K signatures calls to keep High Line's giant pigeon

A petition with over 5,000 signatures is urging officials to keep the 'Dinosaur' pigeon sculpture permanently in place on the High Line.
LGBT
fromLGBTQ Nation
3 weeks ago

Backyard bird drama: gay pigeons go viral on Kansas City farm - LGBTQ Nation

A gay farmer's Instagram video about three pigeons raising babies together went viral, challenging assumptions about animal behavior and gender.
#avian-influenza
fromHoodline
3 weeks ago
NYC parents

Coney Island Creek Turns Into Bird Graveyard As Flu Fears Mount

Dozens of dead birds washed ashore at Coney Island Creek Park, raising concerns about cleanup responsibility and potential disease spread from unremoved carcasses.
fromNews 12 - Default
3 weeks ago
NYC parents

Dozens of dead birds found along Coney Island shore as bird flu spreads

Dead birds discovered at Coney Island Creek Park pose health risks due to avian flu surge, but city complaint was canceled despite ongoing public health concerns.
NYC parents
fromHoodline
3 weeks ago

Coney Island Creek Turns Into Bird Graveyard As Flu Fears Mount

Dozens of dead birds washed ashore at Coney Island Creek Park, raising concerns about cleanup responsibility and potential disease spread from unremoved carcasses.
NYC parents
fromNews 12 - Default
3 weeks ago

Dozens of dead birds found along Coney Island shore as bird flu spreads

Dead birds discovered at Coney Island Creek Park pose health risks due to avian flu surge, but city complaint was canceled despite ongoing public health concerns.
Pets
fromMail Online
1 week ago

How do dogs know how to get home? The science behind 'homing instinct'

Seven dogs escaped a meat factory in China and traveled 10 miles home, showcasing their remarkable homing instincts and sensory abilities.
#rare-bird-sighting
fromAol
3 weeks ago
Brooklyn

Rare, majestic trumpeter swan spotted in NYC for first time -hangs out with fellow fowl

Brooklyn
fromAol
3 weeks ago

Rare, majestic trumpeter swan spotted in NYC for first time -hangs out with fellow fowl

A rare Trumpeter Swan, never before recorded in New York City, has been spotted in Brooklyn's East River and Prospect Park, attracting significant attention from bird watchers and the public.
Brooklyn
fromNew York Post
3 weeks ago

Rare, majestic trumpeter swan spotted in NYC for first time -hangs out with fellow fowl

A rare Trumpeter Swan, never before recorded in New York City, has been spotted in Brooklyn's East River and Prospect Park, attracting significant attention from bird watchers and the public.
Coronavirus
fromCurbed
3 weeks ago

Bird Flu at Georgica Pond?

Hundreds of waterfowl have died at Georgica Pond this month, likely from H5N1 bird flu, with severe winter weather creating conditions for rapid viral spread among concentrated bird populations.
fromFlowingData
3 weeks ago

Bird search patterns

A comprehensive analysis of Google search patterns related to birds explores what species people seek information about most frequently. The investigation spans six interconnected analyses examining bird variety, taxonomic classifications, information sharing behaviors, birder sighting correlations with search trends, regional popularity differences across states, and temporal patterns in search interest.
Data science
Miscellaneous
fromwww.npr.org
3 weeks ago

Come along with some geese as they migrate back from their southern winter havens

Geese migrate northward from late February to May following the 'green wave' of vegetation growth and warming temperatures, traveling along four major North American flyways to reach summer breeding grounds with less resource competition.
Pets
fromJezebel
2 weeks ago

Why Birds Around the World All Seem to Be Collecting Cigarettes

Birds worldwide collect cigarette butts for potential pest-repelling benefits despite the toxic nature of the material.
Pets
fromMail Online
2 weeks ago

Sick of seagulls stealing chips? Stick googly EYES on your takeaway

Sticking googly eyes on food packaging can deter seagulls from stealing food.
Pets
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 weeks ago

The pet I'll never forget: Penny, the pigeon who never left my side

A rescued pigeon named Penny imprinted on her rescuer Hannah and remained her constant companion despite multiple attempts to reintegrate her with other pigeons.
#bird-flu-outbreak
fromABC30 Fresno
2 weeks ago

Fresno's pigeon man draws feathered crowd downtown with a whistle

A bird whisperer known as 'Fresno's Pigeon Man' can call his feathered friends at any time with just a whistle. The winged visitors descend into downtown Fresno like a scene from a Disney movie. The birds are so comfortable around the Pigeon Pied Piper, one even lands on his head.
Pets
#wildlife-rescue
fromwww.amny.com
1 month ago
New York City

An all-American rescue: How the NYPD Harbor Unit saved a bald eagle injured in the Hudson River | amNewYork

Pets
fromBoston.com
1 month ago

Rescued pocket-sized owl turning heads in Mass.

An injured northern saw-whet owl, the smallest eastern U.S. owl species, was rescued in Massachusetts and transferred to a wildlife facility for treatment of two broken bones.
fromwww.amny.com
1 month ago
New York City

An all-American rescue: How the NYPD Harbor Unit saved a bald eagle injured in the Hudson River | amNewYork

Pets
fromBoston.com
1 month ago

Rescued pocket-sized owl turning heads in Mass.

An injured northern saw-whet owl, the smallest eastern U.S. owl species, was rescued in Massachusetts and transferred to a wildlife facility for treatment of two broken bones.
Environment
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

We don't need to control pigeons just the people who feed them | Letters

Controlling public feeding is the most humane and effective method to reduce urban feral pigeon populations; deterrents fail if food remains available.
fromTime Out New York
3 weeks ago

The giant 16-foot-tall pigeon sculpture is leaving the High Line and getting a goodbye party

Few arrivals have captured NYC's imagination quite like Dinosaur, the colossal aluminum pigeon by Iván Argote that has perched on the High Line's Spur for the past year and a half. Now, as the viral sculpture prepares to fly the coop in early April, the park is giving its feathered icon a lively New York goodbye.
Pets
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

Country diary: Wood pigeon courtship rituals are straight out of Bridgerton | Kate Blincoe

The flock of 50 or so pigeons lifts from the barn roof as one. The loud clapping of wings makes the horses jump, even though this happens several times a day. I scan the sky for a peregrine but can't see signs of danger. They swirl once, then settle back on to the corrugated metal roof. These farmyard pigeons are a mix of feral and wood pigeons that hang out happily together.
Science
UK news
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

Pooping menaces or flying puppies'? How pigeons are dividing a UK city

A rapidly growing pigeon flock in Norwich's market and Memorial Gardens has caused nuisance complaints, prompting contested control measures and tensions between feeders and residents.
Pets
fromThe Mercury News
3 weeks ago

Why are crows pecking away at a freshly painted wall in Alameda?

Crows chip tan and white paint from buildings to obtain calcium carbonate for nutrition and to access insects attracted to newly painted surfaces.
Science
fromSlate Magazine
1 month ago

Americans Are Uniquely Infatuated With Bald Eagles. Too Bad Most of Us Have No Idea What They're Actually Like.

Bald eagles are powerful raptors with massive beaks, locking talons, exceptional vision, frequent scavenging, and a call that sounds like a whistling giggle rather than a scream.
fromFOX Weather
1 month ago

See it: Injured bald eagle floating on ice in Hudson River rescued by NYPD

Video showed officers Michael Russo and Patrick Memi along with Sargeant Michael Amello and Detective Nicholas Martin in their boat pulling up to the eagle on the river. The bird was screeching in distress as the officers used a pole to keep the ice chunk near their boat and worked to catch the animal. "His claw's bleeding, too," one of the officers said as they grabbed a catch pole and carefully put it over the bird's body.
New York City
Miscellaneous
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

Country diary: Persistence and confusion this is how magpies build their nest | Nic Wilson

Magpies start nesting in winter, build bowl-shaped platforms with heavy sticks using persistence over finesse, while other birds build protective covered or domed nests.
US politics
fromFuturism
2 months ago

Man Trains Crows to Attack MAGA Hats

A man trained crows to remove and attack red MAGA hats by baiting them with food, demonstrating crow intelligence and creative anti-MAGA protest tactics.
#dark-eyed-junco
fromEngadget
2 months ago

Birdbuddy's new smart bird feeder can ID birds by their songs

I'm seeing a ton of smart bird feeders again this year at CES - and I'm inexplicably drawn to them. Perhaps because the idea of birds nibbling on seeds and flying away represents a natural purity and freedom that doesn't exist within the halls of CES. Birdbuddy was one of the first smart bird feeder brands, with a wildly successful Kickstarter back in 2020. And this year, they've added birdsong to their species identification capabilities.
Gadgets
fromwww.amny.com
1 month ago

NYCFC unveils new mascot Sky Scraper the pigeon | amNewYork

Ahead of its 12th season in Major League Soccer and its final campaign at Yankee Stadium, NYCFC has tapped into city culture for the announcement of its official mascot, Sky Scraper, a pigeon and local New Yorker. As the club prepares for the start of a new era, it only feels right that Sky writes his own chapter into club history.
Soccer (FIFA)
World news
fromThe Nation
1 month ago

Good Bunnies, Bad Bunnies, Dead Rabbits

Independent progressive journalism holds the powerful to account, centers marginalized communities, and depends on reader donations to sustain urgent, investigative coverage.
#canada-geese
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

We thought they would ignore us': how humans are changing the way raptors behave

Many people look up to admire the silhouette of raptors, some of the planet's largest birds, soaring through seemingly empty skies. But increasingly, research shows us that this fascination runs both ways. From high above, these birds are watching us too. Thanks to the development of tiny GPS tracking devices attached to their bodies, researchers are getting millions of data points on the day-to-day lives of these apex predators of the skies, giving us greater insight into where they hunt and rest.
Environment
San Francisco
fromSFGATE
2 months ago

Why crow populations are higher than ever in San Francisco

American crow numbers in San Francisco have surged to an all-time high, reaching 3,260 in the recent Christmas Bird Count, reflecting strong urban adaptation.
UK news
fromwww.independent.co.uk
2 months ago

Woman feeding pigeons arrested and handcuffed as onlookers slam ridiculous' response

Woman in Harrow arrested for breaching bird-feeding PSPO after refusing to give personal details; later de-arrested and matter passed to council.
fromwww.independent.co.uk
2 months ago

Pigeon flock could be given contraceptives after taking over city's market

Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or producing our latest documentary, 'The A Word', which shines a light on the American women fighting for reproductive rights, we know how important it is to parse out the facts from the messaging. At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground. Your donation allows us to keep sending journalists to speak to both sides of the story. The Independent is trusted by Americans across the entire political spectrum.
Public health
New York City
fromUntapped New York
1 year ago

An Original Penn Station Eagle Lives at the National Zoo in D.C. - Untapped New York

A Tennessee pink marble eagle from the original Penn Station stands outside the Smithsonian National Zoo, one of 22 eagles dispersed after the station's demolition.
Environment
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

Experience: I live as a crane

Raising crane chicks in full crane-costumes prevents human imprinting, teaches natural behaviors, reduces interaction, and prepares chicks for eventual release into the wild.
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

We feel kinda bad when a solo bird shows up': Canada sees its first European robin but how did it get there?

On a quiet Montreal street of low-rise brick apartment buildings on one side and cement barrier wall on the other, a crowd has gathered, binoculars around their necks and cameras at the ready. A European robin has taken up residence in the neighbourhood, which is sandwiched between two industrial areas with warehouses and railway lines and, a few blocks away, port facilities on the St Lawrence River.
Miscellaneous
Arts
fromColossal
2 months ago

'Birds of Mexico City' Celebrates a New Generation Defining Queerness

Birds of Mexico City presents black-and-white portraits celebrating Mexico City's queer communities, juxtaposing Catholic tradition with modern self-expression through textures, costumes, and local symbols.
fromwww.wired.com
2 months ago

Winter Is a Great Time for Bird WatchingHere's How to Attract Them to Your Yard

While migratory birds do fly south for the winter, many seed- and insect-eating birds do not, and with leaves off the trees, the winter months are often the best time to watch them. As someone who tests smart bird feeders year-round for WIRED, I'm always interested in ways to ensure I'm attracting the largest and most interesting variety of birds to my yard, no matter the season.
Science
Environment
fromwww.bbc.com
2 months ago

White storks to return to London after centuries

White storks and beavers will be reintroduced to Barking and Dagenham parks to establish breeding populations and restore native urban wildlife.
Environment
fromwww.standard.co.uk
2 months ago

Its official, storks are returning to London for the first time in 600 years

Beavers and white storks will be reintroduced to east London at Eastbrookend Country Park and The Chase, funded by City Hall.
Environment
fromLos Angeles Times
1 month ago

Jackie and Shadow's eggs eaten by ravens, but there's still hope for a new clutch

Ravens invaded Jackie and Shadow’s unattended Big Bear nest and destroyed their recently laid eggs, devastating fans and volunteers but leaving hope for another clutch.
fromwww.standard.co.uk
1 month ago

450m London development thrown into chaos by nesting peregrine falcons

A 450 million development at London's Barbican Estate faces being derailed after two nesting peregrine falcons were discovered at the location. The birds of prey have been spotted using towers near the 1 Silk Street site as a breeding ground, with authorities warning developers the discovery could jeopardise the entire project. Under British wildlife protection laws, peregrine falcons receive the maximum level of safeguarding, making it a criminal offence to disturb them while breeding.
Environment
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