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Surrey Live
getsurrey.co.uk > news > property-news > rspca-says-place-your-bird-34610166.amp

RSPCA shares 'best way' to encourage birds into your garden

4+ hour, 12+ min ago   (353+ words) Autumn is a great time of year to install a bird box in your garden Garden owners keen to support small birds in their area have been given some practical guidance from the RSPCA. Experts at the animal charity explained…...

Discover Wildlife
discoverwildlife.com > animal-facts > why-predators-are-so-bad-at-catching-prey

"A series of well-judged turns can be enough to send a hungry animal home empty-handed." Ever wondered why predators are so bad at catching prey?

1+ hour, 4+ min ago   (316+ words) Here's why predators have a seemingly low success rate at hunting and killing their prey Predators tend to be bigger, faster and more powerful than the prey they hunt, yet across much of the animal kingdom, most attacks fail. Even…...

Chinook Observer
chinookobserver.com > 09/13/2026 > birding-watch-for-new-world-warblers-as-they-migrate-south

Birding: Watch for New World warblers as they migrate south

1+ hour, 30+ min ago   (265+ words) Published 12:15 pm Sunday, September 13, 2026 By Susan A. Stauffer/For the Observer As the days become shorter and somewhat cooler, some of the summer migrant Peninsula birds are still here and while others have left. A few of the migrant birds remaining…...

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Confirmed case of bird flu in endangered Australian sea lion - SSBCrack News

1+ hour, 33+ min ago   (206+ words) Home » Trending » Confirmed case of bird flu in endangered Australian sea lion Currently, the Australian sea lion population is precarious, with approximately 12,000 individuals left, though estimates suggest numbers may be below 10,000. Notably, about 800 of these sea lions inhabit Seal Bay,…...

The Times
thetimes.com > uk > science > article > birds-flying-chore-cockatoos-optimism-hcqqnb2sm

Birds don’t see flying as a chore — they seem to enjoy it

1+ hour, 26+ min ago   (59+ words) The Times Birds don’t see flying as a chore — they seem to enjoy it A study of galah cockatoos found that flying appeared to lift their mood, making them more optimistic £1 for 3 months Enjoy unlimited access to all articles. Ends…...

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ticotimes.net > 09/13/2026 > costa-rica-jaguar-reappears-osa-peninsula

Costa Rica Jaguar Reappears After Nearly Three Years Off the Cameras: The Tico Times | Costa Rica News | Travel | Real Estate

7+ hour, 13+ min ago   (377+ words) The gap does not mean the animal was absent from the Osa Peninsula for that entire period. Jaguars range across large territories, and even an extensive camera network covers only a fraction of the forest at any moment. What the…...

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cornellsun.com > article > 2026 > 09 > 20th-annual-migration-celebration-showcases-bird-research-projects-to-community

20th Annual Migration Celebration Showcases Bird Research, Projects to Community

1+ hour, 54+ min ago   (715+ words) The Cornell Lab of Ornithology welcomed an estimated 2,000 members of the Ithaca community on Saturday for its annual Migration Celebration, a free event celebrating the fall bird migration and an opportunity for the public to glimpse some of the research…...

CBC
cbc.ca > news > canada > prince-edward-island > pei-bat-population-monitoring-project-watershed-alliance-9.7340562

How some abandoned wells are helping bats feel more at home on P.E.I. | CBC News

11+ hour, 51+ min ago   (403+ words) The P.E.I. Watershed Alliance is looking for landowners with abandoned wells on their properties to take part in a project that’s monitoring the Island's bat population. The non-profit's project began over five years ago. It uses acoustic monitoring to track where…...

Good News Network
goodnewsnetwork.org > woman-asked-for-a-sign-and-a-kingfisher-sits-on-her-hand

She ‘Asked for a Sign’ and Suddenly a Kingfisher Darts Up and Sits in Her Hand for 10 Minutes

2+ hour, 25+ min ago   (294+ words) A woman in England had just “asked for a sign” when a kingfisher streaked in, and even landed on her hand—staying there for ten minutes. “I had just asked for a sign, then just moments later this happened,” Laura…...

Spokesman.com
spokesman.com > stories > 09/13/2026 > cool-critters-they-run-on-water-stumble-on-land-an

Cool Critters: They run on water, stumble on land and build nests that float

15+ hour, 32+ min ago   (375+ words) They’ve finished their flamboyant breeding dance and made it through a secluded nesting season. And now, western grebes – with their ruby-colored eyes, yellow bills and swanlike necks – can be seen in an assortment of lakes and waterways in the Inland…...

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