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scientific names, synonyms, and common names for terrestrial, marine, and freshwater taxa from all biological kingdoms (animals, plants, fungi, and microbes). while the system does focus on north american species at minimum, it also includes many species not found in north america, especially among birds

used as the de facto source of taxonomic data in biodiversity informatics projects. [ ] itis couples each scientific name with a stable and unique taxonomic serial number (tsn) as the "common denominator" for accessing information on such issues as invasive species, declining amphibians, migratory birds...

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great. while whistling, he also recommended tilting your chin to find a good angle. snowy owls, barn owls and even great gray owls may be seen irregularity in new york as well. owls possess large, forward-facing eyes and ear-holes, a hawk-like beak, a flat face, and usually a conspicuous circle of feathers

and m. after spending the winter alone, the male calls each night from february onward to attract his mate. their noisy calls can be nuisance enough to make other owls move on. they don't actually screech, they make a sort of horse whinny sound. one of my ongoing trials is what to call the sounds birds...

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and ornithologist as well as a science writer and journalist. as a writer, my passion is to use words and images to capture the wonder and excitement of hot-off-the-presses research and share that with the public. my specialty is long-form science journalism about evolution, ecology and behaviour in birds

humans as cause of carolina parakeet extinction genomic analysis reveals that the carolina parakeet disappeared suddenly and abruptly, without any genetic signatures associated with a dwindling population, and thus this species' extinction is solely attributable to people views | dec , north american birds...

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it helps the birds find each other. the dwindling population was relocated to two islands off new zealand's south island which are free from mammal predators. this has allowed the species to survive. last year in september, the population of adult birds was officially recorded at !...

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wildlife, would state in his feb. opinion piece opposing the u.s. fish and wildlife services' rule requiring nonlead ammunition and fishing tackle on public lands that there's no scientific evidence supporting the widespread need for this rule. it's unusual because a cursory google search revealed articles

on the subject of lead poisoning, not only in condors as martinez says, but also lead poisoning in bald and golden eagles, hawks, magpies, doves, ravens, turkey vultures, waterfowl, swans, loons. these birds eat "gut piles" intestinal remains of deer/elk/pronghorn filled with lead fragments that...

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