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Residents of East Richmond Heights, an East Bay community less than 15 miles from San Francisco, have reported in recent weeks increasing numbers of birds dropping dead to the ground from power lines.
Motorists on Monday afternoon spotted an “unlucky bird” while traveling on Interstate 80 westbound on the San ...
Metro system riders in California's San Francisco Bay Area may have noticed a new station guard in recent months.
S cott Shaffer saw the bird for the first time in the spring of 2018, protecting her eggs next to a rock pile on the rugged ...
14-year-old photographer stalks South Bay’s birds of prey Audubon award-winning photographer Parham Pourahmad says he’s learned the local hawks are “really ruthless killers.” ...
SAN FRANCISCO – In the classic film “The Birds,’’ flocks of crows and other species suddenly and viciously attack people for no apparent reason. Now another Bay Area-based mystery has ...
Signs of H5N1 bird flu virus have been detected at three wastewater sites in the San Francisco Bay Area, according to sampling data.
A presumptive case of H5N1 bird flu has been identified in a child who resides in San Francisco, the city’s department of public health announced Friday.
Updated: Jan 10, 2025 / 02:38 PM PST SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — San Francisco health officials said Friday that a presumptive case of H5N1 bird flu had been identified in a San Francisco resident.
Residents of East Richmond Heights, an East Bay community less than 15 miles from San Francisco, have reported in recent weeks increasing numbers of birds dropping dead to the ground from power lines.
14-year-old photographer stalks South Bay’s bloody birds of prey Audubon award-winning photographer Parham Pourahmad says he’s learned the local hawks are “really ruthless killers.” ...