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The AVMA House of Delegates (HOD) on Friday voted to approve revisions to the Principles of Veterinary Medical Ethics (PVME) and a policy on the transport of animals during its regular annual session in Austin, Texas, held concurrently with AVMA Convention 2024.
The AVMA House of Delegates suggested effective client communication and documentation of discussions with clients were important aspects to the spectrum of care, as was ensuring that veterinary students are educated and equipped so this kind of practice can continue to the benefit of patients.
The most recent additions have included edge-loving birds like the Crimson-backed Tanager , an expected species that was finally documented for the country within the past year, and Bare-faced Ibis , an aquatic edge species also recently documented for Panama.
Back in October of 2012, the USFWS published a document pertaining to recommendations 17 and 18 of their vision document titled “ Hunting, Fishing, & Outdoor Recreation: National Wildlife Refuge System.” It is only the growing number of birders, photographers and conservationists that need convincing.
Researchers have documented Green Herons employing a variety of baits to lure prey within reach of that serpentine neck. But how could you not love these birds with their distinctive chestnut and pine plumage, their ribald nickname , their groovy necks ?
First off, if you are trying to document birds quickly than this set up is not going to work for you. Don’t plan on using this set up to document a rarity that is hiding deep in the brush, though it does work for distant species that might be beyond the range of your SLR. This can result in bad videos and colorful language.
My other function at the compound – apart from documenting the blackbird – presumably is to entertain the other residents. After asking me to show her some of the blackbird photos on the camera screen, it turned out what she really wanted was to pose behind my camera, and for me to document this with her mobile phone.
Here is two amazing videos of Cajas National park: DOCUMENTAL CAJAS PARTE I DOCUMENTAL CAJAS PARTE II This amazing national park is listed as an important bird area by Birdlife International and is also part of the International Important Wetlands by RAMSAR .
Above, a Merlin sits through a few quick documentation pics before… …heading off into the sunset. You never know how each shot will turn out which is one of the reasons I love documenting these moments. The icing on the cake is the rare joy that comes from handling a bird well and then getting to send it on its way.
Instead of talking on the cell phone, singing along to the radio or do other activities that drivers everywhere do to stave off boredom I decided to grab my camera and document my trip from the eastern edge of Ohio all the way to beautiful Lakeside where the 2011 Midwest Birding Symposium was about to kick off.
This fall I again spent time out in the field documenting the wood-warblers moving through and enjoying the last looks I would get at them for six months or more. Now that it is October and the wood-warblers are mostly replaced by sparrows it seemed like a good time to share the fruits of my labors.
Finally, despite what Warner Brothers would like you to believe, there has never been a documented instance of a coyote eating a roadrunner. They prefer not to but if a coyote were about to catch a roadrunner that roadrunner would take to the wing and be gone! Shocking, no?
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None of the pits referenced in the charges were netted, but it’s unclear how many of them were open beyond three months, documents show. Once a well is completed, companies are required to clean up the pit, and it must be covered with netting if it’s open for more than 90 days.
A recent study has documented a rise in the number of turbine-related eagle deaths in the United States. . The use of wind turbines, often deployed on large scale in “wind farms,” has many benefits–wind power is a renewable resource with minimal impact on the environment. Except for birds, that is.
I was chatting with Gordon about this and we discussed how drones could be a safer way to get photos of birds or document birds for breeding surveys, but he was quick to point out, “You and I already have an idea of what a safe distance would be to test that out with an active bald eagle nest. What if there’s an injury?
The oldest Yellow Warbler ever documented was recaptured in June (link is very slow to load). First banded in June of 2001 at Five Rivers Environmental Education Center (where I saw my trigger bird ) she is at least 11 years old!
That way, we can make a regular old bird list more like an exciting digital trip report while also documenting sightings. Always nice to document your lifers, especially beauties like the Crowned Woodnymph.
In the latest instalment of the ongoing documentation of the curious recurrence of the number three in the avifauna of Trinidad and Tobago, we arrive on the triad of Grassquits. For the uninitiated, while on a deep dive into Trinbagonian ornithology a few years ago I noticed groups of three popping up in multiple places.
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The picture above is horrible but it kind of documents that Corey saw a state first this weekend which makes it obviously his Best Bird of the Weekend. It was found sitting way out in a field by Andy Guthrie on Saturday morning and Corey arrived in time to see it before it flew a short distance out of sight. How about you?
By leaving my camera on its continuous-shoot function, with manual focus, I was able to document several of one blotchy male’s oh-so-brief jumps: Pssst! For these birds jump so often while singing (up to several times each minute), that they are apparently called “johnny jump-ups” in some English-speaking areas.
But what actually snapped me out of documenter mode was disgust. At a certain point I stopped being an observer and photographer and intervened. For one, I knew that someone would have to clean up the mess the bird was bound to make. This is a family site so I won’t mention the what it managed to extract from that bag of garbage.
Also, notice the nesting female, which I believe is the first ever video documentation of a spatuletail’s nest. You will see what I meant by two dark, skipper-like butterflies around the bird’s body I saw during my first encounter with an adult male. Featured Photo: Dubi Shapiro. Birds display marvelous spatuletail'
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There are an additional 1,200 acres of surrounding protected refuge, supporting a documented 525 bird species! Both of these have been documented in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Specifically I was headed for the 797-acre Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park; part of the World Birding Center.
I follow my friend, Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator for International Bird Rescue, Cheryl Reynolds to the release site where we document the event. The two juvenile pelicans are then put in a carrying crate for the trip to the release point at Fort Baker in Sausalito.
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In New York City we get them as migratory overshoots though they do stick around and attempt to find a mate on occasion (and there has been documented breeding of the species in the state). They winter in Florida, the Caribbean, Mexico, and Central America.
More on her hunting techniques and some documented cases of her cacheing food in Part 3 on Friday December 2nd. I’ve seen her dive into their nesting area and emerge with a fledgling. The resulting chase had the blackbirds diving headlong into her tail in a failed attempt to get her to release her prey.
Still, there is an official document (a city development plan) claiming that the harbour will be built on the Beljarica floodplain, and all we have against is their PR saying: Oh, no, we were just kidding you. No, without an explanation, I felt cheated.
And yes, there was an official photographer sent to document us documenting birds – see the post here. This endearing and very familiar species grabbed the attention of all present, including the official event photographer from the THA!
A field team recently discovered a juvenile Manumea (and documented it with photographs). Fortunately, scientists now have proof that the bird, which lives only on two Samoan islands and is distantly related to the Dodo , isn’t yet extinct. Image of newly discovered juvenile Manumea by Moe Ulli).
In one document, I was referred to as a “self-taught ornithologist.” As the company has been introducing me to the rest of the staff and clients, a description of my talents caught my attention. ” I am not an ornithologist. I’ve never claimed to be one.
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Brothers Anthony and Paul Hertzel, who documented the Minnesota bird, wondered if their bird could have been the offspring of a Blackpoll x Wilson’s Warbler pair. The mystery bird looked something like a male Blackpoll Warbler in alternate (breeding) plumage, but it was yellow and black instead of black and white.
In fact, Dr. Ken Meyer documented this phenomenon by monitoring some of these roosts. As days progress, more and more kites join the roost until they reach a critical mass and then, as they built up the numbers, they begin to head south to their wintering grounds.
No photoshop was needed to document this bizarre creature encountered somewhere along the road. Occasionally, it seems these birds can be quite long-lived – a paper documents a recapturing of a ringed female after 10 years. I wonder what Jackal Buzzards sat on before there were electricity lines. On the ground?
And then comes the duck food: First documented case of Anatidaephobia in fish It was not until I turned to the next aviary of the zoo that I came to comprehend the true horror of the grasscarp pond: they are fattening the fish for slaughter! All is peaceful, all is quiet.
Elephants, peccaries, and corvids have all been documented processing the death of (as we put it) a loved one. Or was it all dumb luck, the randomness of nature at play, pure coincidence? Animals obviously see death and experience it as we do, so the question is not one of if, but of how.
Thanks to that bird’s choice of hunting grounds and David having plenty of time to watch it, he has documented the bird chasing everything from motmots to large woodpeckers as well as occasional visits from the parents. As it learns to hunt and live on its own, the young bird has taken up residence in a tree right in front of the farm.
Many dads (but interestingly few moms) have documented their successes in simultaneously birding and parenting on this blog and others. Birding and parenting don’t always go together well. In fact, many attempts to combine the two end in compromised results in both endeavors.
The first words describing this species in Wikipedia are “poorly-documented” Before 2015, when I first saw it in Paso Ancho, it had only been reported twice on eBird outside of its Sierra Madre Occidental breeding range: once from Taxco, Mexico, and another report from Nicaragua.
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