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How To (And Not To) Transport Wild Birds

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APRIL 18, 2021

Crystal Edelman in Ohio had a notable intake when a woman appeared, reached into her bra, and pulled out a hatchling songbird. “Apparently she found a fallen American Robin ‘s egg,” she wrote, “and kept it in there for two weeks! Yes, we did!” replied Barbara. She even slept with it.” How did Crystal react?

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All Three Populations of North American Trumpeter Swans Are Increasing

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JANUARY 28, 2015

Although it was formerly abundant and geographically widespread, Trumpeter Swan numbers and distribution were greatly reduced during the early fur trade and European settlement of North America (1600’s to 1800’s), when it was prized for its skins and primary feathers 1.

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How To (And Not To) Transport Wild Birds

All Three Populations of North American Trumpeter Swans Are Increasing

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