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Wind turbines across the United States kill an estimated 234,000 birds a year. Window glass kills about 599 million, which is to say the country's windows account for more dead birds in one day than every turbine standing in it accounts for in seven years.
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (523+ words) The debate over wind turbines' impact on birds rests on a false comparison—one that obscures a far deadlier culprit hiding in plain sight. By Life Signs · Edited by Mal James Published September 10, 2026 · How we edit We’re not wildlife biologists,…...
What Makes the Toucan Belize’s National Bird?
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (190+ words) When Belize became an independent nation in 1981, it was also defining the symbols that would represent its identity. Among them was one of the country’s most recognisable birds: the Keel-Billed Toucan. Known for its large, colourful bill and bright feathers,…...
Eagles fledge after rangers shut Highlands car park to protect them
3+ day, 14+ hour ago (346+ words) Two white-tailed eagle chicks have taken flight after rangers restricted access to a nearby car park and footpath to prevent disruption during the breeding season. Earlier this year, the parent birds established a nest close to Loch Sunart in the…...
Wind Turbines Are Becoming Safer For Birds: Here's How
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (545+ words) SlashGear Wind Turbines Are Becoming Safer For Birds: Here's How Your average wind turbine has a far lengthier lifespan than the average bird, and yet it's more than capable of cutting the bird's life even shorter. Estimates for the United…...
26-year-old New York biologist camps under 10.6 m nest in 1976 to save bald eagles: one of her raised ones fathered over 70 specimens
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (314+ words) In 1976, a 26-year-old biologist, Tina Morris, embarked on a crucial mission for the conservation of bald eagles at the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology. She camped for weeks at the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge, New York, under a nest elevated 10.6 meters…...
Sue Winthrop: Turkey vultures serve as nature’s cleanup crew (guest opinion)
1+ week, 1+ day ago (435+ words) The most common vulture in Colorado is the turkey vulture, or turkey buzzard. They are all black with a red head and pinkish bill. A juvenile turkey vulture will have brownish feathers and a grayish down covered head. Turkey vultures…...
Over a million Sandhill Cranes converge on Nebraska each spring and a landmark new ruling just drew a firm line to keep their ancient migration route safe from wind turbines
1+ week, 1+ day ago (659+ words) Over a million Sandhill Cranes converge on Nebraska each spring — and a new ruling just protected their migration route Every spring, more than a million Sandhill Cranes funnel through a narrow corridor along Nebraska’s Platte River — one of the most…...
KP Wildlife Dept Allows Live Capturing Of Cranes From Sept 1 To October 15
1+ week, 2+ day ago (208+ words) The Wildlife Department of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has allowed live capture of cranes only through traditional methods, while strict action will be taken against catching cranes using electronic devices, shooting or nets.According to the notification, crane capturing is allowed for…...
Alaska Resident Spots Bald Eagles Taking Over Local Landfill: 'If That’s Not a Metaphor for America, I Don’t Know What Is"
1+ week, 2+ day ago (230+ words) “When I went to Alaska they referred to them as Alaskan Pigeons,” remarked a commenter. “Bald eagles are, for the most part, lazy scavengers that contribute little to the ecosystem,” accused another. While calling the national bird “lazy” sounds disrespectful…...
Nearly 30,000 images showed gulls using France’s FLOATGEN turbine as a daytime rest stop and nighttime dormitory, while only two collisions appeared in nearly 2,000 analyzed flight sequences
1+ week, 3+ day ago (545+ words) Gulls are taking advantage of France’s offshore floating turbine during the day and night. Offshore wind energy has evolved from nearshore installations to deep-sea power generators. As more nations adopt the floating technology, understanding the potential wildlife impacts grows more…...