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Bird flu found in commercial poultry flock in Muskegon County: Here’s what to know

Bird flu has been detected in a commercial poultry facility in Muskegon County.

Michigan pauses bird exhibitions at zoos, other venues amid avian flu spread

Michigan has ordered all bird exhibitions to pause as more cases of the bird flu are being confirmed in the state.

See which birds are migrating through Washtenaw County

Around 10 p.m. on Thursday night, 10,800 birds were flying over Washtenaw County, and 4,500 had completely crossed over the county.

DNR: Taking down your bird feeders could help slow the spread of bird flu in Michigan

Michigan Department of Natural Resources recommends that bird lovers temporarily remove their bird feeders.

Highly contagious bird flu kills domestic parrots in Washtenaw County

HPAI continues to spread within Washtenaw County bird populations and around Michigan.

With bird flu cases growing, Michigan suggests limiting bird feeders this year

With confirmed bird flu cases growing in Michigan, officials are suggesting residents limit their backyard bird feeders this year to reduce contact with wild birds.

The ‘Birds’ are back in Bay City for 2022 season after getting a makeover

BAY CITY, MI - Robins and other birds may be making their way back to Michigan this spring, but a different type of “bird” landed in Bay City this week. A flock of electric scooters from Bird Rides, Inc. were launched in Bay City this week as a part of the company’s second season in the city. The scooters started appearing around town around St. Patrick’s Day.

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3 tried-and-true ways you can get birds to visit your yard

While birds are fun to watch all year long it’s in the spring and fall, during migration, when you will see the greatest variety. So how can you entice these birds to flock by your home? Well, we spoke to Bob and Pam Gors, the owners of Wild Birds Unlimited in Macomb, for their advice on how to turn your backyard into a bird haven.

Lancashire starlings form swirling whale-shaped murmuration

Thousands of starlings are captured in a mesmerising aerial display above a nature reserve.

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Son of animal hoarder surrenders 837 parakeets to animal rescue in Macomb County

An animal rescue in Macomb County is overwhelmed after the son of an animal hoarder dropped off hundreds of parakeets just before Christmas.

US animal shelter shocked after 800 parakeets handed over

A Detroit animal shelter said the birds were handed over in a "very unhealthy situation".

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Resident surrenders 400 parakeets crammed into 7 cages to Detroit animal group

A resident surrendered 400 parakeets that were crammed into seven cages to a Detroit animal group Thursday night.

Injured sandhill crane with injured beak finds home at Detroit Zoo

An injured sandhill crane that was found in Commerce Township has found sanctuary at the Detroit Zoo.

How much do the ‘12 Days of Christmas’ actually cost?

If you were to buy everything listed during the song “12 Days of Christmas,” it would cost you tens of thousands of dollars.

Whitmer vetoes Michigan bill to ease restrictions on feeding birds

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has vetoed a bill that would have eased restrictions on feeding birds in areas where deer and elk roam.

Ann Arbor announces opening of new Secrest Nature Preserve

A new nature preserve has opened to the public.

Metro Detroit group sparks national beekeeping movement

A Metro Detroit nonprofit is sparking a national movement that’s a win-win.

Audubon shares 4 beach day tips for protecting piping plovers, other Great Lakes birds

CHICAGO, Ill. -- With beach season about to kick into high gear, conservation organizations are urging summer travelers to practice a few simple steps to help protect Great Lakes shorebirds like the endangered piping plover. Every May through August, these tiny, charismatic birds raise their even tinier chicks along Great Lakes shorelines, including popular summer destinations in Northern Michigan such as Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. 2019 piping plover nesting sites, as identified by Audubon Great Lakes. The following four tips from Audubon Great Lakes can help protect nesting shorebirds:Give nesting birds at least 100 feet of distance if the space allows. This graphic illustration from Audubon Great Lakes uses beach-themed visuals to explain the safe distance beachgoers should maintain between themselves and shorebirds.

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Bald eagle found tangled in Ann Arbors’s Argo Park released back into wild

A popular American bald eagle found tangled in fishing line a few weeks ago at Ann Arbor’s Argo Park has been released back into the city.

Popular bald eagle rescued in Ann Arbor with help of Humane Society of Huron Valley

Last Saturday, an American bald eagle tangled in fishing line was rescued by rescue officers from the Humane Society of Huron Valley (HSHV) near Argo Park.

Why you should focus on adding plants native to Michigan to your garden

Michigan is host to 465 bee species.

How to identify signs of a bad dog breeder

Saturday’s episode of All 4 Pets is about how to identify signs of a bad breeder.

Tips on how to attract hummingbirds into your yard

Saturday’s episode of All 4 Pets is about how to attract hummingbirds into your yard.

Ann Arbor asks owners of tall buildings to turn off lights to help migrating birds

ANN ARBOR – During the spring and fall migrations, more than 250 birds migrate at night over Michigan. Brightly-lit tall buildings disorient the birds and some will circle these buildings until their either die from colliding with the structure or from exhaustion. According to scientists, hundreds of millions of birds die annually as a result of these encounters with tall buildings. AdProperty owners of tall buildings as well as residents or office workers are encouraged to turn off their lights or close their shades after 11 p.m. during Safe Passages Great Lakes Days. Those who work in tall buildings at night are also encouraged to use desk lamps or other dim lights to minimize perimeter lighting at night.

List: Endangered or threatened species in Michigan

(Rolf Peterson/Michigan Technological University via AP)A look at Michigan’s endangered or threatened species. The Federal Endangered Species Act of 1973 (Act) describes two categories of declining species of plants and animals that need the Act’s protections – endangered species and threatened species – and provides these definitions:Endangered - any species that is in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range;Threatened - any species that is likely to become an endangered species within the foreseeable future throughout all or a significant portion of its range. Endangered species are at the brink of extinction now. Threatened species are likely to be at the brink in the near future. Related stories:

This is your chance to catch rare sightings of winter wildlife in Michigan

It’s been a snowy month of February, creating beautiful sites across the state of Michigan. Along with the pretty sights, the weather also allows winter wildlife to enjoy their natural settings. The DNR also continues to work during the winter to preserve habitats for our wildlife. AdWatch the video above to hear how you can help birds that are here for our Michigan winter. To learn more about Michigan Wildlife and conservation efforts that are happening, click or tap here.

Mosquito-borne Eastern Equine Encephalitis virus: What to know

Cases of the rare mosquito-borne virus Eastern Equine Encephalitis, known as EEE, are popping up in Michigan and other U.S. states.What is Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE)? EEE virus (EEEV) is one of a group of mosquito-transmitted viruses that can cause inflammation of the brain (encephalitis). EEE cases occur primarily from late spring through early fall, but in subtropical endemic areas (e.g., the Gulf States), rare cases can occur in winter. According to Vector Disease Control International, eastern equine encephalitis virus (EEEV) is a zoonotic alphavirus and arbovirus, and was first recognized in horses in 1831 in Massachusetts. Eastern equine encephalitis virus (EEEV) is maintained in a cycle between Culiseta melanura mosquitoes and avian hosts in freshwater hardwood swamps.

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These items will help keep your bird healthy and stimulated

DETROIT Saturdays episode of All 4 Pets features items that will help keep your bird healthy and stimulated. You can watch the entire segment in the video player above. Watch more: All 4 Pets segments

Scavenging bald eagles face threat from vehicles in Michigan

LANSING, Mich. Bald eagles that soar majestically through Michigan skies are finding danger on the ground even after recovering from the brink of extinction. Bald eagles are scavengers, and road kill is a favorite form of food for them because they are sitting on the road, Roberson said. Fish and Wildlife Service, examined the deaths of 1,490 bald eagles. In 2007, bald eagles were removed from the Federal List of Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants. Experts say Michigan is home to an estimated 2,500 bald eagles, including more than 500 young eagles that arent of breeding age.

Study looks at decades of bald eagle deaths in Michigan

DETROIT A study of more than 30 years of data on bald eagles in Michigan shows the leading causes of death for the iconic national bird are being hit by cars and lead poisoning. Fish and Wildlife Service, Michigan State University and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. James Sikarskie, a retired professor from Michigan State Universitys College of Veterinary Medicine, was a co-author of the study. Lead poisoning causes damage to the liver and kidneys, and the treatment to draw the toxin out, chelation, is also traumatic on them.Michigan officials said they encourage non-lead ammunition. DNR spokesman Ed Golder said its a hunter preference partly because non-lead ammunition is more expensive.

Roost rings: Massive flocks of birds visible on Metro Detroit radar Saturday morning

Roost rings: Massive flocks of birds visible on Metro Detroit radar Saturday morningPublished: August 8, 2020, 7:23 amLocal 4's Paul Gross explains the large rings visible on Storm Tracker 4 Saturday morning -- and, believe it or not, they're made of birds.

Roost rings are back: Massive flocks of birds visible on Detroit radar Saturday morning

DETROIT After making an appearance Wednesday, roost rings have cropped up again on the Metro Detroit radar Saturday morning. Local 4s Paul Gross says the rings are large flocks of birds waking up at dawn and flying away in all directions. See the roost rings in action on our Storm Tracker 4 radar in the video player above. More: Metro Detroit weather: Cool start to sunny summer SaturdayTrack the radar:

Roost rings: Large groups of birds spotted on Metro Detroit radar

Its a bird, its a plane -- no, its a lot of birds! Youve seen random things pop up on radar over the years, including fish-flies, which takeover Metro Detroit in June. Now, the radar has gone to the birds. Local 4s Paul Gross noticed these things called Roost Rings on radar, popping up over Southern Ontario and Monroe County. These rings are large groups of birds waking up at dawn and flying away in all directions, Paul said on Twitter.

Birds covered in mysterious gunk

Birds covered in mysterious gunk It's clear, sticky and has no smell, but what exactly it is remains a mystery. The International Bird Rescue team is trying to figure out the source of a mysterious gunk appearing on seabirds near Northern California's Hayward Regional Park. Mark Kelly reports.

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Small birds chirp again after tough and long winter

Small birds chirp again after tough and long winter With spring in sight, small birds are emerging after a brutal winter. But was this winter in particular more difficult for them? Don Dhaler explains the affect cold weather can have on the small songbirds of Central Park.

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