Green-winged Teal / Photo by Tom Koerner/USFWS |
- A Bald Eagle in Glacier National Park died of lead poisoning, mostly likely from consuming lead ammunition.
- Audubon has some suggested exercises for preventing warbler neck.
- A new population of endangered Blue-eyed Ground-doves was discovered in Brazil.
- A new paper looked at the cellular level to find why birds generally live longer than mammals.
- Songbirds like Zebra Finches are able to learn social cues.
- A Red-shouldered Hawk in South Carolina was observed catching and eating a ghost crab.
- Feral and outdoor cats remain one of the biggest killers of birds.
- ABA Blog: Happening NOW: Delaware Bay Shorebirds Provide a Study in Local Status & Distribution
- AOS News Blog: Singing Above the Urban Ruckus, If You’re a Mockingbird
- Bug Eric: Borids Are Not Bor-ing
- Ontario Birds and Herps: Hermit Warbler and other Ontario rarities
- Feathered Photography: Are Predator Control Practices Used On Antelope Island Coyotes?
- Since Araguaian River Dolphins were discovered in 2014, researchers have been documenting their vocalizations.
- Over the winter, NPS introduced 13 new wolves to Isle Royale National Park and collared 20 moose with tracking devices to learn more about how the wolves affect them.
- Common Dolphins are dying at a record pace this year, and many of them have injuries that seem to be caused by being trapped in fishing nets.
- A drone helped rediscover an endangered plant in the Kalalau Valley on Kaua'i. The plant is probably pollinated by endemic honeycreepers.
- "Plant blindness" is an impediment to conservation, and here are some ways to address it.
- The forests of Cambodia's Beng Per Wildlife Sanctuary are disappearing through a series of clearcuts and agricultural concessions.
- An off-leash dog killed a Guadalupe Fur Seal pup at Point Reyes National Seashore.
- Parts of Appalachia will have a 17-year cicada emergence this summer.
- Another mangrove in Myanmar is being cleared to make way for aquaculture shrimp.
- Invasive Spotted Lanternflies are vulnerable to two native fungi.
- The Trump administration weakened offshore drilling safety regulations that were put in place after the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
- The American Burying Beetle will be downlisted from endangered to threatened to allow more oil and gas drilling in Oklahoma.
- Serious flooding in eastern Canada raised questions about how to address threats from climate change.