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The Last Flight of the Scarlet Macaw: One Woman's Fight to Save the World's Most Beautiful Bird. by Bruce Barcott
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A baby barn swallow fell out of the nest onto the below bike path. First someone put stones and branches around it so it would not be run over. Then others moved it off the bike path and into the...
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https://www.facebook.com/EnvironmentfortheAmericas
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https://www.migratorybirdday.org/bird-book-club storytime for children with bird books
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Amazing slow motion video of the movements of the wings and tail and body of songbirds. Then a chain of stories about threats of songbirds: cutting down the forests for timber, oil & gas drilling pads and pipelines; persistent neonicotinoid pesticides ;...
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http://www.pbs.org/video/american-experience-rachel-carson
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Wildlife is abundant on the Boulder creeks. The barn swallows returned to their nests under the bridge. A muskrat was popping up every 12 feet or so. A friend saw a wood duck on Boulder Creek last week. A...
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A friend immensely enjoyed the play acted by Kaiulani Lee. Rachel Carson found joy in observing nature, particularly in the seas and tidepools. And she collected the science, deduced that pesticides were killing the birds, and persuasively and poetically called...
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Filling-in wetlands, having uncovered oil waste ponds, and dumping poisons into waterways would be not be regulated by the International Migratory Bird Treaty. www.sfchronicle.com/news/article/The-Trump-administration-s-new-migratory-bird-12836494.php
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Once they were common in the US and Canada. Then they were hunted for their feathers, skins, and meat. Around 1933 there were only 70 trumpeter swans left in the lower 48 states. Now there are more than 63,000. They...
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Enter your zip code and find what plants are good for birds and butterflies. A friend plated a cherry tree that is good for birds and pies too. https://www.audubon.org/native-plants
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Swallows are back to nest in the bike path tunnel this morning in Boulder. Sandhill Cranes were flying Sunday morning 4-9-17. Scaups, American widgeon, and blue winged teal are back. The teal come all the way from South America. On...
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Scary new photos show how birds look when they crash into glass windows. There are many solutions: covering windows with netting, curtains, patterns, frosting, dark or patterned vinyl, angling them down, having vegetation near the windows, .... threats to birds:...