#wildlife
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Heated Bird Bath Survives 11 Years Winter Use
Farm Innovators heated bird bath still works after 11 years of winter use.
Homes and Gardens · 1m
Photographing animals from moving boats: 4 key tips
How to keep sharp images and dry cameras when shooting wildlife from rocking boats.
Digital Camera World · 1m
Wildlife Populations Drop 73% Since 1970
WWF reports 73% decline in wild species populations from 1970 to 2022.
The Japan Times · 1m
Alaska's Arctic Refuge Faces Oil Development Battle
Alaska's fragile Arctic wildlife refuge battles decades of oil drilling threats.
Seattletimes · 2m
National Geographic's Africa series captures wildlife in the wild
A new seven-episode documentary showcases Africa's ecosystems with rare footage and innovative camera technology, narrated by actor Wunmi Mosaku.
Ars Technica · 2m
Drought damage to UK wildlife will last for years
England and Wales recorded their driest Julys since 1836, triggering environmental damage that officials say will persist long after the rain returns.
the Guardian · 1m
Piddington Migrant Camp Faces Wildlife Crisis
Rare barbastelle bats discovered at planned asylum site threaten housing plans for 1,256 migrants.
Dailymail · 2m
Swarovski AT Endura 21-65x75: Lightweight Birding Scope
Swarovski Optik's new 1.5kg spotting scope offers 65x magnification for birdwatchers.
Digital Camera World · 2m
Ten lions poisoned in Tanzania game reserve
Wildlife officials suspect poison killed lions in a protected area where humans and animals compete for resources.
NPR · 1m
Qivika launches pocket telescope for smartphones
Qivika's AI-powered telescope adapter turns any smartphone into a 3000mm wildlife lens for stargazing and birding.
Digital Camera World · 1m
Firefighters discover illegal African serval in New Orleans
A wildcat native to sub-Saharan Africa was found illegally caged in a backyard during a house fire response in Louisiana.
the Guardian · 1m
Nat Geo captures bears raising cubs in Katmai
National Geographic's new series spotlights Alaska's Katmai National Park as a sanctuary for mother bears and their young.
ABC News · 1m
Humpback whale ventures far inland in Northern California
A humpback whale has swum dozens of miles from the Pacific Ocean, captivating residents and wildlife experts.
ABC News · 1m
The armadillo is heading north
A roadkill armadillo in Ohio just marked a border crossing decades in the making.
Newsweek · 1m
A cat, a raccoon, and a rabies warning
Prince George's County is telling Riverdale residents to call in after a backyard fight left one cat dead and a raccoon missing.
The Banner · 1m
Clear your leaves in September, not November
Wet, frozen leaf piles are a nightmare to move, so a light tidy now saves you the hard work later.
Homes and Gardens · 1m
Zambia's anthrax outbreak hits wildlife and people
Sixty dead animals, twelve sick people, and one warning Zambians are being asked to heed.
BBC News · 1m
A bear was following him and he had no idea
An elderly man shuffles down a BC sidewalk with a black bear at his heels, and strangers across the street have to shout the news.
OutKick · 1m
USDA is dropping rabies vaccine from the sky
Millions of fishmeal baits are going out over four Southeast states this October, and there's a reason South Carolina is left out.
Valleynewslive · 1m
A retired doctor's frozen duck shot just won Audubon
Gail Bisson nearly quit the cold sandbar 30 minutes early, and walked into the frame of the year.
Digital Camera World · 1m
The mountain lion who built a bridge
A lonely puma named P-22 turned a stalled overpass idea into a national movement to make roads survivable for wildlife.
Vox · 2m · 5 views
Shadow the bald eagle has a new companion
Weeks after Jackie died, a young banded eagle named Kaydee flew into the Big Bear nest and started rearranging sticks.
Birds and Blooms · 1m