Freeman devotes his research time to studying bird species. This week could be a jackpot for birders in Georgia, as an estimated 10 million will fly every night over the state. When they aren't ...

Georgia Birds Fest, a month-long event celebrating ... If walking in the woods, identifying plants, learning about animal species and their unique habitats and, of course, delighting in the ...

The owner of that forfeited collection, Dr. John Waldrop of Cataula, Georgia, imported birds and eggs without ... by the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act, as well as 179 bird and 193 egg species ...

A Georgia reconstructive orthopedic ... the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) — including Nordmann ...

Dr. John Waldrop, 74, of Cataula, Georgia, was also sentenced ... is known to have eggs of that species, it also said. “Waldrop’s gigantic and rare bird collection was bolstered in part ...

Dr. John Waldrop of Cataula, Georgia, was ordered to pay a $900,000 ... the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act • 179 bird and 193 egg species listed in the Migratory Bird Treaty Act ...

Mr. Waldrop, a Georgia orthopedic surgeon ... he pleaded guilty to conspiracy and violating the Endangered Species Act. “My love for birds is extraordinary,” Mr. Waldrop, 76, told Judge ...

we have a responsibility to act with foresight and compassion for all species who call Earth home. Dauphine and Cooper, the ecologists at the University of Georgia who warned of bird extinctions ...

and Tufted Titmice and look for birds that are on the move this time of year. “Georgia’s Neotropical songbirds – tanagers, thrushes, buntings, swallows, vireos, and most warbler species ...

GDA officials have urged Georgia poultry producers to closely monitor their flocks and report any unusual symptoms they observe. Clinical signs of bird flu infection in avian species include ...

But it is already putting species under pressure in ... an expert on avian influenza at the University of Georgia. It seemed much better adapted to wild birds, which soon carried the pathogen ...

Several species of whale feast in its rich waters ... Wandering Albatross and fur seals dead or dying on Bird Island and South Georgia proper. Where they could, the scientists swabbed the corpses ...