The descriptor “finch” is used by birders to describe a family of birds with similar characteristics. In North America, we ...

Bald eagles mate for life and can live up to 30 years in the wild. (Photo courtesy of Sean Proll ... She gave an Oct. 17 ...

Instead, it is called D1 and probably originated in wild birds migrating along the Pacific ... and backyard flocks in British Columbia, Washington and Oregon. California’s state veterinarian ...

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Bird flu has been found in at least one pig at a backyard farm in Oregon, the first detection of the H5N1 virus in swine in the United States, the U.S. Agriculture Department said Wednesday. The ...

This is the latest instance of bird flu in the Northwest, with health officials in Washington state confirming last week ... Contact the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to report cases in wild ...

Conner Jones has been suspended one race by NASCAR following the driver intentionally crashing Matt Mills in Saturday's NASCAR Truck race at Homestead-Miami Speedway. / Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn ...

Vice President Kamala Harris said she was disappointed Tuesday by the decisions of major liberal newspapers like the Washington Post ... like the WaPo and the LA Times choosing to forgo an ...

Vice President Kamala Harris said she was disappointed Tuesday by the decisions of major liberal newspapers like The Washington Post ... like The Post and the LA Times choosing to forego an ...

Yet in the past week, The Washington Post and Los Angeles Times have angered readers for precisely the opposite reason: by choosing not to select a favored candidate. The fallout from both ...

strays and feral cats – roaming Canadian cities devouring wild birds, left, right and centre. The feline menace is everywhere. You feed your kitty well. Only the finest canned meats or chewy kibble.

Bird flu is, unfortunately, very much still a thing. On October 20, the Washington State Department of Health announced that four agricultural workers had tested presumptively positive for H5N1.