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Birding Online: December 2023 - American Birding Association - Vimarsana News

Birding Online: December 2023 - American Birding Association

Welcome to Birding Online! Here, all ABA members can access the extended online content from the December 2023 issue of Birding magazine.

Source: aba.org
A Single Mexican Island May Be Our Best Hope for Saving Black-footed Albatrosses - Vimarsana News

A Single Mexican Island May Be Our Best Hope for Saving Black-footed Albatrosses

To secure the future of the imperiled seabirds, scientists are transporting eggs from Hawaii to Mexico, where Laysan Albatross foster parents await.

North Shore Landowners Cited For Clearing Native Plants Along Beach - Vimarsana News

North Shore Landowners Cited For Clearing Native Plants Along Beach

Hawaii officials are investigating potential harm to seabirds and an endangered native bee species that relied on the area.

Black-shouldered Lapwings: Rare vagrants on Rarotonga - Vimarsana News

Black-shouldered Lapwings: Rare vagrants on Rarotonga

On the 30th of August, Maureen Goodwin saw two unusual birds on her inland Muri lawn. She googled and identified them as Australian Southern Lapwings rather than the Northern due to the black ‘ei kakī (collar). Over the next few days, they fed, ran over the lawn, and flew around the area, writes Gerald McCormack, director of Cook Islands Natural Heritage Trust.

Scientists moving wildlife endangered by climate change stirs debate - Vimarsana News

Scientists moving wildlife endangered by climate change stirs debate

Wildlife is becoming increasingly endangered as a result of climate change. Moving species to new environments has been controversial, but scientists have now begun relocating animals, leaving federal officials to consider when it is right to do so.