Yes, crows really do form gangs, and they fight to win: UBC research
New research shows crows and ravens really don’t like each other, but that the little guy almost always comes out on top. Continue reading
Birds
Nature Conservancy of Canada opens protected Montreal islands to public
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
The Nature Conservancy of Canada, is opening up some protected islands in the Hochelaga Archipelago, just off the eastern tip of Montreal. Continue reading
Scientists have received 10 reports of contagious disease affecting birds in Atlantic Canada
Trichomonosis is caused by a microscopic parasite that infects a bird’s mouth and throat, which can make it difficult for them to breathe, eat and swallow. Continue reading
One of Hamilton’s baby falcons has died
One of four baby falcons born at the Sheraton Hamilton Hotel last month has died. According to the Hamilton Community Peregrine Project’s Falconwatch website, baby “Gage” died after taking his first flight on Monday. Continue reading
Construction company’s environmental efforts continue with tree planting day in London
Wildflowers to help bring back the bees will be planted in June. Continue reading
City Council looks to make London more bird-friendly
A report presented to a London City Council committee on Tuesday evening pledges to make London’s high-rises both safer for birds and more energy efficient. Continue reading
Two generations helping Saskatchewan bird species — one birdhouse at a time
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
While some species of birds are on the decline in Saskatchewan, Lorne Scott has made it his life’s mission to make sure local bird populations aren’t silenced. Continue reading
More than 500 birds, reptiles, fish seized from West Edmonton Mall pet store
The Edmonton Humane Society seized small mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish from a pet store in West Edmonton Mall on Tuesday. Continue reading
Great annual snapshot: Bird numbers down in Waterton bird count after wildfire
A Parks Canada official says a powerful wildfire that shut down Waterton Lakes National Park late last summer will inevitably change the species of birds in the area. Continue reading
Year in Review: Best animal moments of 2017
Canines and felines and crocodiles, oh my. Continue reading
