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Oakbrook osprey faces nest relocation once eggs hatch | News - Vimarsana News

Oakbrook osprey faces nest relocation once eggs hatch | News

An osprey hatching her eggs atop a stadium light in the new sports complex at Oakbrook will return from migration to find that her familiar home has been moved.

Can audio recordings attract marsh birds to a Michigan habitat? - Vimarsana News

Can audio recordings attract marsh birds to a Michigan habitat?

In a three-year study, a now-former PhD candidate at CMU used audio playback of rail calls in an attempt to attract the rarely seen marsh birds to a central Michigan habitat.

Celebrate a bright future at the 40th Ohio Wildlife Diversity Conference - Vimarsana News

Celebrate a bright future at the 40th Ohio Wildlife Diversity Conference

Join the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife on Thursday, March 14 for the 40th annual Ohio Wildlife Diversity Conference. The conference, titled, “Building Towards a Better Future,” will be held at the Ohio Union on The Ohio State University’s campus in Columbus. Registration is now open.

Center for Birds of Prey helps heal birds throughout the year - Vimarsana News

Center for Birds of Prey helps heal birds throughout the year

While the Center for Birds of Prey will be busy with their SEWE flight demonstrations, the medical clinic will continue to treat injured or sick birds.

Mercury in Tropical Birds' Feathers Linked to Gold Mining Activities - Vimarsana News

Mercury in Tropical Birds' Feathers Linked to Gold Mining Activities

The tropics are home to more than 75% of all species and are projected to support 50% of the world's human population by mid-century, but little is known about mercury pollution in these life-filled regions.