The White Sox take on the Angels in the second game of the series, and many are just hoping we won’t be sad while we are watching tonight. How will the White Sox disappoint us tonight? — Josh Nelson (@soxmachine_josh) June 29, 2022 West Coast friends were in the crowd, bringing the good vibes and … Read more
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Wildlife biologists are finding whole colonies of birds dead or dying on islands in Lake Michigan. They’s Caspian terns, which are listed as threatened in Michigan and endangered in Wisconsin. “Caspian terns are magnificent birds. They’ve got that striking black cap and they fly along, looking down at the water while they fly and then … Read more
After applauding Captain Monica Khanna’s brilliantly handled emergency landing of the SpiceJet Patna-Delhi flight two days ago, the question on everyone’s mind is what would have happened if the pilot(s) had been unable to handle the situation? This brings to light the occurrence of aircraft collisions with birds, which have long been an inevitable aspect … Read more
FORT MYERS, Fla. Every night, the audience throws things at actor Steven Michael Kennedy. And it’s not just the theater audience: The cast and crew throw things, too. They’re not attacking Kennedy with rotten tomatoes, though. They’re throwing Peeps — marshmallow, candy Peeps. “It can be crazy,” Kennedy says. “Some people are tossing them very … Read more
A variety of triggers can kindle wildfires on dry lands: high winds that send power lines careening into each other, stray cigarette butts, even sparks from train wheels. And, sometimes, electrocuted birds. In 2017, a hawk carrying a snake lit a 40-acre blaze in Montana. The accidental arsonist was found crisped on the ground, its … Read more
The NBA’s free-agent moratorium period will open Thursday evening at 6 pm ET. In case you don’t know what that means, here’s a little FAQ that we’ve put together to help you better understand some of the terminologies that you’re sure to be bombarded with as soon as free agency tips off. NOTE: All collective … Read more
Looking out the window at any time of year in Connecticut, you’re bound to see some kind of bird: a wintering cardinal, perhaps a gaggle of migrating geese, or a pair of robins in their spring courtship. These observations are data points for the Connecticut Bird Atlas, a massive community research effort to catalog birds … Read more
Kavinda Herath/Stuff Bluff Hill Motupōhue Environment Trust chairman Estelle Pera-Leask and project leader David Swann believe with their current predator controlling progress kiwis will be back on Bluff Hill by 2028. The Bluff Hill Motupōhue Environment Trust has a bold new goal of re-introducing kiwi bird’s to Bluff Hill by 2028. Motupōhue Environment Trust project … Read more
WASHINGTON – “Birds don’t recognize borders so we must work with our neighbors to protect them they fly,” said Marshall Johnson, chief conservation officer, National Audubon Society. “This legislation will provide more places to nest, winter, and rest for the millions of birds across farms and forests in Ohio, through backyards and bays in Maryland, … Read more
