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Albatrossity – Spring 2021 in Flyover Country #1 Christopher Mathews – An eruption in Iceland ��BillinGlendaleCA – Elma – South American Fauna �� I bumped one of our regular submitters that I had scheduled for Tuesday (sorry Steve!) so we could have recent pics on the active volcano.  They were submitted just a day or two ago, but it’s very timely, hence being moved to the front of the line. Also, is anyone else planning to send in Paris pics? Albatrossity I have several more sets of pics from Brazil, and I am slowly working to get those selected and organized for future On...

Release Date: February 24, 2021 An overview of the USGS Bird Banding Laboratory’s successes in collection and curation of bird banding data in the last year, featuring some of the remarkable bird bandings, recaptures, and encounters from 2020. In 2020, the Bird Banding Laboratory reached an impressive milestone celebrating its 100-year anniversary. For a century, the BBL in collaboration with the Bird Banding Office of the Environment and Climate Change Canada, has administered the North American Bird Banding Program and maintained a database of over 77 million records of banded bi...

Over 600 species. so this is that places on earth get too warm for this species so they have to move or go extinct. >> exactly. it's a combination of temperature, precipitation, and vegetation. >> reporter: she found if humanity keeps heating at the current rate, more than two-thirds of the birds they studied could be driven to extinction. and as they try to survive, many species like the common loon will fly north and never come back. >> this is the bird i went home in second grade and wrote a report about it. and to this day, it's been a special bird for me. last year i brought my 5-year-old...

Billion birds. >> this is not grasslands come and ruin the nesting grounds, this is the place on earth gets too warm for the species, so they have to move or go extinct. >> reporter: brook bateman was the lead scientist and found that if humanity keeps warming the planet at the current rate, more than two-thirds of the north american birds they've studied could be driven to extinction. and as they try to survive, many species like the common loon will fly north and never come back. >> this is the bird that in second grade i wrote a report about it. since then it's been a special bird for me. i...