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The Roger Tory Peterson Institute will host a free online bird program focused on American Kestrels at 7 p.m. today.
As part of a monthly series of online bird programs, the Roger Tory Peterson Institute is hosting a presentation on American Kestrel conservation and recovery by Alex Shipherd, an avid birder and nature photographer. To participate in free program, get the Zoom link by emailing Twan Leenders, RTPI’s senior director of science and conservation, at tleenders@rtpi.org.
“American kestrel populations have been in decline in the northeastern U.S. over the past three decades,” Shipherd said. “Fortunately, there is substantial interest from regional landowners to support them by installing and monitoring nest boxes.”
Covering the now-motionless creatures with blankets, the Hines family took them to the nearby Morrisons supermarket, where they d arranged to meet local bird of prey enthusiasts Megan Warner and her dad Mike over Facebook.
Ms Warner, 21, said: We drove straight over from Lowestoft to collect the birds and took them to RWR. We have birds of prey ourselves and were appalled by the needless cruelty on display here.
Kelly, 31, who manages RWR at Rollesby but does not want to reveal her full name, said the buzzard and barn owl came to her in pretty bad shape .
The barn owl came to RNW in pretty bad shape , with several lacerations to the face and was unable to stand
Great Backyard Bird Count set at Cache Creek Nature Preserve
A red-tailed hawk just might be spotted in the 24th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count.
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Cache Creek Conservancy plans the 24th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count on President’s Day weekend.
The Cache Creek Nature Preserve, at 34199 County Road 20 in Woodland, will be open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday through Monday, Feb. 12-15, to give Yolo County and the surrounding community a place to experience both the serenity and excitement of bird watching each day of this global community science extravaganza headed by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
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