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The Truth about These ‘Bird Nests’ in the Hudson Valley
With the trailhead located right off of 9D past the Bear Mountain Bridge, Anthony’s Nose is an out-and-back trail almost ...
What bird is this? These five species are the most likely to be at your feeder
Backyard birds may seem ordinary, but there's more than meets the eye. Our database shows you the top ten birds in your state ...
New York Raises These Pheasants to Be Shot. Is It Hunting or Cruelty?
Some lawmakers hope to end a program that is meant to introduce children to field sports but that critics say makes the birds ...
A Manhattan Legislator Aims to End New York’s Pheasant Stocking Program. Here’s Why All Bird Hunters Should Be Concerned
Wild pheasant populations have plummeted in New York (as they have in much of the East) over the last few decades, leading ...
Winter bird surprises: What may be in store for bird watchers in New York state
Back to some other northern visitors to watch for: rough-legged hawk, snow buntings, common redpolls, evening grosbeaks, ...
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Bird flu poses low threat to New Yorkers, officials say
Although no cases of bird flu were detected in humans or livestock within the state so far, the New York State Department of ...
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New York monitors low-risk avian flu amid precautions
Precautions include disinfecting equipment, wearing protective gear, and monitoring for flu-like symptoms after exposure.
How Christmas Bird Counts in Lower Hudson Valley help collect info about the environment
Bald eagles, Carolina wrens and more were once rare to spot in the Hudson Valley. Christmas Bird Counts help experts track vital info.
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What to know about bird flu
The nation has recorded its first fatality from the H5N1 bird flu, and while health officials say risk to the public remains low, there are still a few things to know. The U.S. Centers for Disease ...