The data seems mixed. Jim McCormac has a good rundown and some theories.
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Facebook has turned out to be a fertile platform for engagement, interaction, and even in some cases amusement (you know who you are) among...
Sure, it’s a made-up bird, but as Seagull Steve says, “But wouldn’t this be an awesome bird? … Not only is this a concretely epic...
Residents of the Americas may find this hard to believe, but the ubiquitous, adaptable House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) is declining in its native lands....
The Metropolitan Transit Authority, the agency in New York City that is in charge of the subway system, among other things, has installed a...
There is a great article about Passenger Pigeons by Bill Loomis in The Detroit News today. It is well worth a read.
You leave it hanging out to dry until the young fledge. Seriously.
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