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Rare Australian Grass Owl Spotted in Assam Wetland
3+ hour, 7+ min ago (120+ words) Guwahati: A rare Australian Grass Owl showed up at Maguri Motapung Beel on July 11. The sighting happened while a group of visitors from Delhi took part in a guided birdwatching session. This bird is notoriously hard to track. It prefers…...
Youths armed with catapults 'shooting and killing birds' on Darlington estates
2+ hour, 13+ min ago (184+ words) Youths armed with catapults have reportedly been "shooting and killing birds” in Darlington. Officers were called to reports of youths firing a slingshot at birds in Eastbourne Park on Friday (June 10). It comes after several residents on the Firthmoor and…...
They used to hunt birds for fun. Now, they lead Nepal's birdwatching, conservation efforts
26+ min ago (1053+ words) KATHMANDU — As a child, Shankar Tiwari and his friends killed birds for fun around Chitwan National Park in central Nepal, where they grew up. Years later, a foreign guest at the hotel where Tiwari worked took him birdwatching and turned…...
Crossroads Explores Door County's Wildlife with Week of Free Programs
43+ min ago (528+ words) Posted Less Than An Hour Ago by Lynn Michelsen, Crossroads at Big Creek Door County is home to an amazing variety of animals, from butterflies drifting through summer meadows to mammals hidden in forests and wetlands. This week's Summer at…...
Bannerghatta Park receives 10-hectare habitat restoration under CSR initiative
19+ hour, 48+ min ago (218+ words) Bengaluru: Bannerghatta Biological Park on Saturday announced the completion and handover of a 10-hectare ecological restoration project, carried out by TKM as part of its CSR initiative. The restored site was formally handed over to Bannerghatta Biological Park in the…...
Filming in the Amazon
1+ hour, 15+ min ago (74+ words) WKAR - On Air Now Playing WKAR NewsTalk - AM 870 | 102.3 FM - On Air Now Playing WKAR Radio Reading Service Filming in the Amazon To produce Into the Amazon, the filmmaking team quite literally ventured into the Amazon. Filmmakers John Maggio and Hannah…...
THE RECLUSIVE CREATOR OF PINKY THE BIRD STEPS FORWARD, SORT OF | Los Angeles Times - newspaper - Read this story on Magzter.com
2+ hour, 4+ min ago (414+ words) THE ARTIST'S AVIAN SCULPTURE QUICKLY BECAME A BELOVED MASCOT IN THE COMMUNITY One day in 2014, Flod's young adult nephew, adept at climbing, helped him hoist the 4-foot, about 10-pound papier-mache sculpture atop the 70-foot pillar. It fit perfectly. In the…...
July 23: The Wild Side with Salish Wildlife Rescue
3+ hour, 15+ min ago (83+ words) San Juan Islander News from San Juan County in Washington state - Including Orcas Island, Lopez Island, Shaw Island, San Juan Island July 23 | 6 to 8 pm | San Juan Island Library Join us for a special presentation by Salish Wildlife Rescue (formerly Wolf…...
As rising seas invade the Everglades, spoonbills are finding new homes
5+ hour, 17+ min ago (160+ words) Deep in the Everglades, through the knee-high mud and up, up, up in the trees, tucked into nests made of twigs, are the squawking, flapping and distinctly pink offspring of one of Florida’s most iconic birds: the roseate spoonbill. “You…...
Life Without Oceans: The Unimaginable Chain Reaction That Would Hit Humanity
1+ hour, 3+ min ago (542+ words) The very idea is dizzying: what would happen to our planet if every ocean creature vanished overnight? To answer this vertigo-inducing question, researchers at Norway’s NORCE and Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research decided to carry out a thought experiment—one…...