LeSean McCoy hypes up Birds fans for Divisional Round vs. Rams
The Eagles will host the Rams in the Divisional round of the playoffs Sunday and LeSean McCoy is getting Philly fans hyped ...
Medieval birds of prey thrived on human waste, study finds
Birds of prey in medieval Britain relied far more heavily on scavenging human waste than previously thought, according to ...
From anhingas and cormorants to the majestic bald eagle, plenty of birds soar over us
The Jacksonville area has well over 200 species of birds. The number varies depending on the season, and many are found along ...
As reports of dying snow geese increase, Pa. Game Commission 'depopulates' some birds
The Pa. Game Commission is monitoring a growing outbreak of avian influenza in eastern Pennsylvania. Here's what happened.
Biden declares bald eagles US national bird. The raptors are still 'imperiled' in SC.
Bald eagles were nearly eliminated from much of their native range by the 1960s, but have rebounded. Now, they've been ...
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Bald eagle officially recognized as national bird
One of 50 bills signed into legislation by President Joe Biden Dec. 24 was official recognition of the bald eagle as the ...
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Duck Hunting Bald Eagle Swoops Down & Snatches Up Unsuspecting Bird
Our national bird (which was only made official recently, interestingly enough) brings about a sense of patriotism, does it ...
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Ancient birds of prey lived off menu of medieval waste research finds
Birds of prey in medieval Britain relied far more heavily on scavenging human waste than previously thought, according to ...
Eagle Owl Foundation in Palmer aims to educate public on birds of prey
Eagle Owl Foundation encourages the public to discover the wonders of raptors and their roles in the ecosystem. And a hawk ...
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Lead isn't just poisoning humans in Missouri — it's also killing bald eagles
Two lead-poisoned bald eagles were recently euthanized at the World Bird Sanctuary in Missouri after efforts to save them ...
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From anhingas and cormorants to the majestic bald eagle, plenty of birds soar over us
Predatory birds like eagles and hawks were especially sensitive to pesticides like DDT in the 1960s. They consumed the chemicals in their prey, and while it didn’t kill them, it did weaken the ...