The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department advises to clean bird feeders to prevent spread of deadly disease detected in Texas ...

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is asking residents to clean bird feeders and baths due to an infectious disease ...

Researchers tracked bird diversity in public parks and private backyards in twin cities in Illinois with significantly ...

The analysis revealed significant seasonal shifts in bird diversity between the two cities. During summer, Urbana’s richer ...

TPWD recommends discontinuing the use of bird feeders or bird baths until the affected birds are gone from the area. As a general best-practice, TPWD said all bird feeders and baths should be ...

planting native vegetation or setting up bird baths." Public and private spaces support birds in different ways. Credit: Bryan Lin Birds seen more often in Urbana than Champaign included ...

The doves tested positive for trichomoniasis, an infectious disease that also affects pigeons, finches and other birds.

Another infectious disease is affecting birds in Texas. The National Wildlife Health Center confirmed several doves collected ...

The disease isn’t a health risk for humans, according to the wildlife department. "It affects mostly pigeons and doves, but ...

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