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    Why One NYC Red-Tailed Hawk Needed a Double Rescue
    Birds December 3, 2015

    Why One NYC Red-Tailed Hawk Needed a Double Rescue

    The lone juvenile got into trouble twice this week. Luckily, both the NYPD and NYC firefighters were there to help out.

    Two Brothers and a Bald Eagle: Epic Selfie or Epic Fail?
    Birds December 1, 2015

    Two Brothers and a Bald Eagle: Epic Selfie or Epic Fail?

    After removing an eagle from a trap, these men celebrated with a selfie. Here’s why they should have left the bird alone.

    Taylor Swift's 'Bird Incident' Is Just the Latest Example of How Filming Disrupts Birds
    Birds December 1, 2015

    Taylor Swift's 'Bird Incident' Is Just the Latest Example of How Filming Disrupts Birds

    The singer’s production crew got into hot water when filming near the endangered New Zealand dotterel. It's not the first time Hollywood and habitat have clashed.

    Russian Birds Accidentally Preserved Historic Documents in Their Nests
    Birds November 24, 2015

    Russian Birds Accidentally Preserved Historic Documents in Their Nests

    Swifts and jackdaws gathered money, contracts, and letters to build their nests—and preserved a slice of life from 200 years ago.

    Can Pigeons Really Diagnose Cancer?
    Birds November 23, 2015

    Can Pigeons Really Diagnose Cancer?

    A new study says yes—but you’re not likely to see them in lab coats anytime soon.

    Rigged Decks
    Birds April 20, 2015

    Rigged Decks

    Is the Gulf of Mexico a haven or a minefield for birds?

    Are Gulls Jerks?
    Birds November 19, 2015

    Are Gulls Jerks?

    They steal food from other birds (and British teenagers), and eat baby seals alive. Still, some signs point to “no.”

    9 Fun Facts About Turkeys
    Birds November 13, 2015

    9 Fun Facts About Turkeys

    From Ben Franklin to visual prowess, here are nine reasons to talk turkey.

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