PRINCETON — It’s probably safe to say the majority of authors write their books to be read by people. However, one Princeton man has written a book for the birds, specifically for parrots.
Birds in book leaves (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
This year's crop of bird-related books contains some real winners for experienced birders, young nature lovers and people who just like feeding birds in their back yards.
Man Complains Neighbors' Electric Fence Killing Birds (WYFF 4 Greenville)
It's winter and the weather is cold, snowy and windy. People bundle up in warm coats, hats and gloves to keep warm. But what about the birds? To keep their bodies warm, birds need to eat more fat in the colder months
Birds Of Ceylon may earn nest-egg for charity (Daily News)
AN OLD book that has been valued at 300 Sterling Pounds has been donated to an Oxfam store in Moray, UK. The book, called Birds Of Ceylon, was given to the Elgin branch more than a month ago with several other items.
Three birds, no bones: Turducken wraps turkey, duck and chicken into a tasty Thanksgiving package (The Monterey County Herald)
What shall we have for Thanksgiving this year? How about a turducken? A turducken is a trio of birds — tur (turkey), duck (duck) and en (chicken) — all nestled together.
Jolley: Getting Dead Serious About Animal Welfare (CattleNetwork.com)
Let me quote a MOST DISTURBING story from Meatingplace.com’s November 20 afternoon news: “”People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals released a video showing workers at an Aviagen Turkeys poultry-breeding operation abusing live birds.
