Area birds focus of annual Audubon Society count
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Josh Rose hears the brown creeper&#39;s distinctive high-pitched cry long before he actually sees it, nearly perfectly camouflaged, among the dried tree branches on
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By Tom Venesky, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Times Leader  Feb. 24--CONYNGHAM TWP. -- It took only a glance for Barry Bloss to identify the large bird he saw soaring along the Susquehanna River late last year.
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The numbers of one of Britain's rarest birds, the bittern, have increased in the East Anglian Fens.
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Science & environment: Sightings of reclusive bird known for boom-like call at highest level since detailed monitoring began in 1990.
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By MICHAEL OVERALL World Staff Writer  Record numbers expected in this year's count   Likely to get off the Endangered Species List this year, bald eagles are expected to nest in record numbers this spring across Oklahoma.
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Several common species of North American birds have suffered drastic population declines since the arrival of the West Nile virus eight years ago, leaving rural and suburban areas quieter than they used to be and imposing ecological stresses on a variety of other animals and plants, a new study has...
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Dog-walking could be having a dramatic impact on local bird life, a study suggests.
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By Christian Berg, The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa.  Feb. 13--Golden eagles have ridden the winds that whip across Pennsylvania's Appalachian ridgetops for centuries, soaring northward to breeding grounds each spring and southward to hunting grounds each fall.
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By Annysa Johnson, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel  Feb. 4--It is a stirring sight that has awed Wisconsinites for six years now: an ultralight aircraft aloft in the fading sunlight, leading endangered whooping cranes from the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge on their maiden migration south.
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The public is being asked to help with a major survey into Britain's owl population.
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The populations of nearly two dozen common American birds &#151; the fence-sitting meadowlark, the frenetic Rufous hummingbird and the whippoorwill with its haunting call &#151; are half what they were 40 years ago, a new analysis found.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - After 15 years of checking bald eagle nests from small planes, there are now an estimated 100 nesting pairs, up from 77 the previous year and 10 times the state's recovery goal under the Endangered Species Act.
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More birds than ever are threatened with extinction, according to the latest evaluation by the conservation group BirdLife International.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind. - Animal control officers found more than 80 birds inside a home filled with bird droppings and have ordered the owner to find new homes for them...
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To: ENVIRONMENTAL EDITORS  Contact: Erica Barton, +1-212-979-3197, ebarton@audubon.org, or Tony Iallonardo, +1-202-861-2242 ext.
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It&#39;s not just winter that drives birds away from Wisconsin. It&#39;s us, says a report released this week by the National Audubon Society.
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By Natalie P. Mcneal, The Miami Herald  Jun. 24--Picture a South Florida rarely seen except on postcards.   Blue herons daintily picking their way through lush foliage. A water lily pond with its own pavilion. An unspoiled dirt path leading to an enchanted forest.