Lonely Planet names 10 snake watching sites, with Manitoba on top. Great list, but misses some possibilities like the Everglades, South of the Border or Pentecostal churches.
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 New York state spends $1 mil raising non-native pheasants to be released for hunting. The Conservation Dept gets funding from hunters, should it only spend it on hunters? Keep reading The pheasant subsidy in New York  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  In New York City, kestrels turn to rotted out cornices of old tenement buildings for nesting cavities. Starlings team up to push them out of the neighborhood Keep reading Kestrels nest in NYC Cornices  Feral hogs are now in NY. The USDA says they come from game farms, especially one on the PA-NY border. Keep reading Feral hogs now roam NY, thanks to releases by hunters  Fitgerald, GA, seems to have the only party around for feral chickens. Going on a decade, the Wild Chicken Festival now attracts about 10,000 people each March–far more than the controversial rattlesnake roundup it replaced. The town happens to have fancy-looking Burmese chickens all year long. Keep reading Fitzgerald Wild Chicken Festival  Galapagos to drop rat poison; New Yorkers have tradition of fighting rats and dogs Keep reading Galapagos to drop rat poison; New Yorkers have tradition of fighting rats and dogs  FWS wants to get rid of half the Outer Banks’ wild horses, claiming they hurt protected birds. But the species in question–eagles and piping plovers–don’t actually live there. Keep reading Feds Want to Disappear Half of Outer Banks’ Wild Horses for Birds That Don’t Live There  Some NY bat populations are down 95% because of white nose sydrome, which first appeared in 2006 and now reaches halfway across the country. The little brown bat and northern long-eared are the hardest hit. Keep reading NY Epicenter of Bat Disease |
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