More than half a colony of Caspian terns on a small island near Port Townsend died last year amid an outbreak of bird flu, underscoring the harsh effects the disease can have on wildlife. Researchers ...
More than half a colony of Caspian terns on a small island near Port Townsend, Washington, died last year amid an outbreak of bird flu, underscoring the harsh effects the disease can have on wildlife.
Scientists will launch a project this winter to shoo fish-eating birds from crucial salmon habitat on the Columbia River. The world's largest colony of Caspian terns — about 9,000 — have flocked to ...
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