 Artist Julian Charrière gave the despised pigeons of Venice’s St. Mark’s Square a flamboyant makeover in green, blue and red. Tourists went nuts for the pretty birds. What did the other birds think? Keep reading Would you be nicer to pigeons if they were green?  Great egrets hunt Japanese koi at Green-Wood Cemetery, where a South American monk parrot may have gotten sick from a raccoon. Keep reading Natives and non-natives mix it up at Green-Wood Cemetery  Monk parrots, longtime residents of Greenwood Cemetery, may be moving north into Park Slope, where they’ve been feeding on 3rd Street. Keep reading Parrots moving to Park Slope?  London and southeast England have growing populations of feral green birds, rose-ringed parakeets, that roost in some of London’s biggest parks. Keep reading Where to see feral parrots in London and the UK  How many bird species have you seen in New York City? Dennis Edge, an East Village photographer, has scored an amazing 88 species in and around Tompkins Square Park. Keep reading Dennis Edge, wildlife photographer, shows Tompkins Sq’s 88 bird species  The Crab Shack takes care of a dozen resident cats who were drawn in by the smell of delicious seafood and 10 birds who lost their homes. Keep reading Tybee Island’s Crab Shack is also cat and bird shack  SeeTurtles.org is expanding to show people how to go see and help animals around the world with seethewild.org Keep reading SeeTurtles.org expanding to see (and help) other wildlife  Blue Atlantic discovers Japan still slaughtering dolphins in way that doesn’t turn bay red. South Africa kills four poachers. Six WWF workers kidnapped in India, likely by poachers. Keep reading Japanese dolphin killers at it again, this time more discreetly & daily tour of animal news  Nova Scotia is going back to barbaric bounties, offering trappers $20 per coyote pelt. They hope to kill 4,000 that way. Finland wolves and ND coyotes also under attack from poachers and snowmobiles. Keep reading Nova Scotia still paying $20 coyote bounty; Wild bald eagle courts one at zoo  Is it the horny, endangered parrot, pointed out by Zoologix? (This flightless Kakapo name Sirocco was hand-raised and imprinted on people. So it’s only natural he wants to hook-up with people. Watch out, he’s looking for more friends on facebook)[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5Faae5MZzU&color1=0xb1b1b1&color2=0xcfcfcf&hl=en&feature=player_embedded&fs=1]Or the spiteful dolphins, who flick jellyfish out of the sea at every opportunity?[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOo4Sb_5AjE&color1=0xb1b1b1&color2=0xcfcfcf&hl=en&feature=player_embedded&fs=1] To see more animals go to animaltourism.com |
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