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Frozen frogs, a butt-breather and a seasonal genius: How Ontario wildlife survive the winter - Vimarsana News

Frozen frogs, a butt-breather and a seasonal genius: How Ontario wildlife survive the winter

Animals have evolved in many ways to endure Canadian winters. Migration and hibernation are well-known strategies, but some species have developed even crazier ways to make it through the cold. Here, we talk about some of those strategies, and the adaptations that make them possible.

Source: cbc.ca
Hummingbirds enter overnight hibernation-like state to save energy for long trip south: U of T research - Vimarsana News

Hummingbirds enter overnight hibernation-like state to save energy for long trip south: U of T research

Hummingbirds’ metabolisms are so fast that they face an ever-looming threat­­: running out of energy and dropping dead.

Hummingbirds enter overnight hibernation-like state to save energy for long trip south - Vimarsana News

Hummingbirds enter overnight hibernation-like state to save energy for long trip south

New research finds hummingbirds can use a hibernation-like state to help bulk up for migration season (Photo by Ken Jones) Hummingbirds’ metabolisms

London earns official status as "bird-friendly" city - Vimarsana News

London earns official status as "bird-friendly" city

Posted: May 09, 2021 6:00 AM ET | Last Updated: May 9 The barn swallow and other aerial insectivores, birds that catch insects in flight, have seen some of the largest declines in population of all bird species in Canada. Common species like the barn swallow and chimney swift have declined to less than a quarter of their 1970 numbers. (Nick Saunders) London, Ont. is one of the first Canadians cities to be recognized by Nature Canada for being an ally to its winged friends.    Bird populations in North America have declined by three billion over the past 50 years - nearly the population of ...

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Bird collisions with windows called 'staggering' by Western researcher | The Woodstock Sentinel Review - Vimarsana News

Bird collisions with windows called 'staggering' by Western researcher | The Woodstock Sentinel Review

Author of the article: Carl Hnatyshyn Publishing date: Feb 26, 2021  •  March 1, 2021  •  6 minute read  •  Western University PhD student Brendon Samuels spoke about the plight of birds colliding with windows during a presentation to Lambton Wildlife on Feb. 22. He's shown in downtown London in January 2019. Mike Hensen/Postmedia Network Photo by Mike Hensen /Mike Hensen/The London Free Pres Article content Roughly 25 million birds die every year in Canada after colliding with windows. Although the phenomenon is not new, the number of bird deaths has bee...