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Astonishing Move By UK Government to Control Buzzards

May 23, 2012 by Alan 6 Comments

Skimming through the myriad of posts in my blog reader yesterday I came across a post from the ever-watchful guys at the Raptor Persecution...

Conservation

Edward’s Pheasant

May 19, 2012 by Alan No Comments

The Edwards’s Pheasant is a rather smart blue-black member of the pheasant family and it may be on the edge of extinction. It has recently...

Conservation

Lest we Forget BP Oil Spill 2010

April 17, 2012 by James 2 Comments

This week marks the 2-year anniversary of the Deep water Horizon Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico. On April 20th 2010, the world...

Conservation

Feral Cat Advocates Lie

April 13, 2012 by Corey 42 Comments

I am so sick of the feral cat colonies that infest so many locations that I like to bird. And while I am sick...

Conservation

Make Your Cat an Indoor Cat

April 1, 2012 by Corey 15 Comments

As anyone who follows this blog knows, outdoor cats are a veritable holocaust for wild birds, small mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and even insects. Almost...

Conservation

Contemplating California Condors

March 31, 2012 by a Guest 1 Comment

Author Sherrida Woodley finds inspiration at the intersection of avians and extinction. The dearly departed Passenger Pigeon plays a pivotal role in her award-winning...

Birding, Conservation

New Zealand Storm-petrels; Back from the Dead

September 28, 2011 by Duncan 3 Comments

There are few stories in ornithology I enjoy more than those of a Lazarus taxon, a species thought to be extinct being found alive...

Conservation

Machi the Whimbrel Gunned Down by Hunters

September 13, 2011 by Corey 18 Comments

Scientists at The Center for Conservation Biology have announced that Machi, a Whimbrel that they have tracked via a satellite transmitter for over two...

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