Possible solution to protect millions of bats earlier article on the issue: San Antonio sprawl threatens famed bat cave E. Fudd
It’s patently obvious by now that the efforts made in the 70s and 80s to ban DDT and other pesticides (besides ESA listings) are paying off big time in eagle recoveries. Sadly we are doing the exact OPPOSITE with wolves and proving we do NOT learn from history when we politicize the environment! From The […]
From The Sideshow: Extremely rare jaguar spotted near Arizona mountains E. Fudd
Sounds like a winner to me! From TakePart: The Big Easy’s $1 Million Plan to Recycle Oysters E. Fudd
The last thing I want to see is some d*** drone buzzing around my wilderness hike or campsite? Time for a bevy of bottle rockets at the ready, just in case… 🙂 A Drone’s-Eye View of Nature E. Fudd
From AP / Yahoo News: Rare island fox rebounds on California island CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK, Calif. (AP) — The rare and tiny island fox is on the verge of making a comeback from near-extinction in the northern Channel Islands, a rugged and wind-swept chain off Southern California, officials said Monday. The population of the […]
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Very cool! Hope I get to see one soon too …. 🙂 Red crossbills still here – for the summer? Red Crossbill madness hits Seattle! (They’re a bird, not a team)
Save The Frogs Day – April 27th, 2013 Go to the site to see if there’s an event in your area or how you can help! E. Fudd
When you buy beans, remember the birds! – E. Fudd Bird-Friendly Coffee Supports Critical Winter Habitat It’s winter, do you know where your birds are? For many bands of the summer songbird rainbow—Baltimore Orioles (at right), Scarlet Tanagers, and 17 species of warblers—the answer could be Central and South American coffee farms. Forty-two migratory songbird […]