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As staff at a local shop opened the back door for a delivery last week, they got an unexpected visitor. An adult female eagle dashed in and headed for the rafters, occasionally swooping down toward the people and merchandise below.Or as Megan Dean, one of the rescuers put it: “An eagle decided to go shopping at Alaska Ship Supply.”
The City of Leduc is hosting the 2021 Spring Bird Count from May 30 to June 5. Residents are welcome to access a free spring bird guide and explore areas of the city. Andy Tait, with the Leduc Naturalists Society, said there are several species that return at this time of year including songbirds, martins, swallows and robins. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. City kicks off Spring Bird Count Back to video The society is watching for trends with some other species, including western meadowlarks and hairy woodpeckers trending downward, and house sp...
As the Bohag Bihu Bird Count 2021 begins on April 14 in Assam, birders across the country talk about the significance of this month in bird watching It’s that time of the year in Assam when the Indian cuckoo (keteki) and Asian koel (kuli) call out across the Brahmaputra plains. And, graceful bursts of pink-spotted white flowers of an exotic orchid streak the skyline. “The blooming of the foxtail orchid, the State flower of Assam, signifies the start of a new Assamese year when we celebrate Rongali or Bohag Bihu,” says Jaydev Mandal, a birder based in Assam, over the phone.
Count of water birds in Thiruvananthapuram goes up by 36% Updated: Updated: Birdwatchers identify 74 species of avians in 11 sites as part of Asian Waterbird Census Share Article Birdwatchers identify 74 species of avians in 11 sites as part of Asian Waterbird Census A 36 per cent hike was observed in the total count of birds compared to the previous year during the Asian Waterbird Census (AWC) carried out in the district recently in connection with PAN Asia AWC. Birdwatchers counted 74 species of water birds in 11 sites. Asian Water bird Census in the capital validates the need for wetland c...