TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Waterfowl and sandhill crane hunters in Kansas have been warned to stay vigilant as killing an endangered whooping crane tows a hefty penalty. The Kansas Department of ...

Endangered female whooping crane seen without flock in southeast Texas has turned up with new mate in Louisiana, experts say. Rare bird finds love after big loss, Louisiana program says | Kansas ...

An endangered East African crowned crane escaped the Cougar Mountain Zoo in Issaquah, the zoo said in a May 21 Facebook post. The young female bird has been gone for days, and no one can seem to ...

Migrating flocks of wild birds can carry avian influenza, also known as the bird flu. That’s why Kansas officials are warning residents to avoid sick birds and report or dispose of dead ones.

Bird watchers are flocking to southwest Kansas to see a rare bird of a species generally found only in Siberia, Greenland, Canada and northern Alaska. advertisement. The Topeka Capital-Journal.

Thousands of wild birds dying off across Kansas, experts suspect bird flu by: Carina Branson, Zena Taher. Posted: Dec 5, 2024 / 07:00 PM CST. Updated: Dec 5, 2024 / 07:00 PM CST.