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Edmonton Journal
edmontonjournal.com > news > local-news > edmonton-monarch-butterfly-canadian-wildlife-federation

The butterfly effect: Edmontonians asked to join effort to track monarchs

1+ hour, 12+ min ago   (471+ words) 'The monarch is probably the most recognizable butterfly across North America, but most people don't recognize the threats they face from habitat loss' For a creature that weighs as much as a paper clip, one of the world’s tiniest and…...

Edmonton Journal
edmontonjournal.com > news > pigeon-owners-will-need-to-tag-their-pets-and-join-an-association-in-2027

Pigeon owners will need to tag their pets and join an association in 2027

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (416+ words) New rules intended to bring city's regulations of 94 licenced bird-keepers in line with other business practices City council is looking at new requirements for pigeon-keepers in spite of the fact all pigeon owners have been found to be in full…...

Edmonton Journal
edmontonjournal.com > news > local-news > missing-peacocks-safe-rescue-edmonton-rcmp

Missing peacocks found safe after roadside rescue west of Edmonton: RCMP

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (214+ words) Stolen peacocks, Pete and Hilda, have been safely returned to their owner after being found just west of Edmonton, along Highway 16 near Duffield, say RCMP. Two people rescued the plucky birds found April 26 inside a crate along the highway, about…...

Edmonton Journal
edmontonjournal.com > opinion > columnists > lorne-gunter-canada-jay-a-better-choice-for-national-bird-than-the-messy-miserable-canada-goose

Lorne Gunter: Canada jay a better choice for national bird than the messy, miserable Canada goose

4+ mon, 3+ week ago   (673+ words) It hatches its eggs at -25C; survives cold, dark months by sticking excess food collected during summer on the underside of tree branches using its own saliva and doesn’t even fly south for winter. It’s the Canada jay, also often called…...