Cleveland.com

Finding Mexican birds in Texas; NE Ohioans explore the Rio Grande Valley: Aerial View (photos)

McALLEN, Texas - For serious birders, no list of North America's best birding Hot Spots would be complete without the Rio Grande Valley of Southeast Texas. This roughly 100-mile stretch of riparian ...
Albuquerque Journal

Albuquerque zoo works to bring Mexican bird back from extinction in the wild

The Socorro dove may look unassuming. With a fluffy brown coat and pink feet, the dove species could be mistaken for an average city pigeon by the untrained eye. But the Mexican birds are extinct in ...
Reading Eagle

Bill Uhrich: Mexican bird that visited Berks last year is now an official visitor

The bird is now official. The black-backed oriole that visited the Lower Heidelberg Township feeders of Richard and Susan Hybki last year has been officially recognized by the Pennsylvania ...
Houston Chronicle

Nature: Rare birds bring Mexican tropics to South Texas

WESLACO - A recent visit to Frontera Audubon's bird and butterfly sanctuary in the Rio Grande Valley made Kathy and me feel as though we'd stepped into the Mexican tropics. Especially so since rare ...
Medindia

Nearly Four Million Birds Killed at Mexican Poultry Farms

Agriculture Secretary Enrique Martinez said that nearly four million birds were destroyed at poultry farms in the Mexican states of Jalisco and Guanajuato due to the outbreak of avian influenza in ...
Daily Mail

The life-saving 'Mexican wave': Hundreds of thousands of fish in Mexico work together to produce waves to protect them from predatory birds, study finds

Working together in their hundreds of thousands, fish that live in sulphidic springs in Mexico — aptly enough — can produce a Mexican wave that protects against birds. This is the conclusion of ...