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Maine Voices: Building owners should do more to protect birds - Vimarsana News

Maine Voices: Building owners should do more to protect birds

With many new buildings in Portland, people need to be aware that birds cannot see the windows without some help.

BIRDWATCH: Exploring the Prince Edward Point National Wildlife Area - Vimarsana News

BIRDWATCH: Exploring the Prince Edward Point National Wildlife Area

Last August, I located a National Wildlife area with which I had not been familiar: The Prince Edward Point National Wildlife Area. This area is located about…

May Arrivals Are Here and They Are Hungry - Vimarsana News

May Arrivals Are Here and They Are Hungry

/ If you’re like me, you had a lot of neighbors return over the weekend, and they don’t appear to be self-quarantining. Weirdly upbeat in these difficult times, these newly arrived locals can be heard whistling cheerful tunes as they settle back in to their routines in yards and gardens. Many are even visiting crowded food establishments and communal baths of suspect sanitary status. Obviously I am talking about your local orioles, catbirds, and hummingbirds, and they got here not a minute too soon in these stir-crazy times. The proverbial floodgates have opened, right on schedule. For me...

Missouri Taps New Technology to Track State's Birds - Vimarsana News

Missouri Taps New Technology to Track State's Birds

Missouri Taps New Technology to Track State’s Birds The Missouri Department of Conservation has joined an international network that tracks the large-scale movements of birds, bats and large insects, turning to the Motus Wildlife Tracking System. by Margaret Slayton, St. Joseph News-Press / December 14, 2020 (TNS) — The Missouri Department of Conservation has joined an international network that tracks the large-scale movements of birds, bats and large insects. Sarah Kendrick , state ornithologist, said in the last year the department becam...