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Fall Migration Opened August 15 and Most Window Strikes Happen in Daylight

August 18, 2026 by Alice Wender
The outside of a white-framed house window covered in a close, even grid of small white dots, with trees and a pale morning sky reflected in the glass and shrubs on either side.

BirdCast’s fall Lights Out window opened August 15. Cornell and ABC say most strikes happen in daylight, and hundreds of millions occur at ordinary homes.

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A Wiltshire Woman Got Her Missing Cockatiel Back And Realized He Was Somebody Else’s Bird

August 17, 2026 by Alice Wender
A grey cockatiel with a raised yellow crest and an orange cheek patch perched on the inside ledge of a partly open white cottage window, with blurred greenery outside.

Poppy swore and tore at the wallpaper. The bird handed back to Freda Ireland four weeks later sang Twinkle Twinkle, and someone 70km away was watching.

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Cockatiel Screaming: Why It Starts and How to Stop It

August 17, 2026 by Alice Wender
A grey cockatiel screaming with its crest raised and beak open, on a wooden perch beside a window at dusk.

Cockatiel screaming usually starts as contact calling, and the obvious responses reward it. What it means at dawn, when it signals illness, what to reward.

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A Thirteen-Year-Old Went Into The Water After A Tangled Alameda Pelican And Police Asked Where He Learned That

August 15, 2026 by Alice Wender
An adult Brown Pelican with a yellow head and a long red and grey bill, sitting folded on a rock with pale surf behind it.

Alameda police could not reach a pelican snarled in fishing line and hooks. One of the boys watching from the dock went into the water after it.

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Budgie Molt: What’s Normal and What Needs a Vet

August 15, 2026 by Alice Wender
A green and yellow budgie mid molt on a wooden perch, short pin feathers on its head and shed feathers scattered on the cage floor below.

A budgie molt runs symmetrically, left and right together. Patchy loss, clubbed feathers or a fledgling that never feathers properly mean something else.

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A Brisbane Galah Vanished From Her Home And Was Found Sunbathing On A Ship Bound For New Zealand

August 14, 2026 by Alice Wender
A galah in flight with both wings spread, showing a rose-pink breast and face, a pale pink and white crest and grey upper wings, against a blurred dark green background.

Harri had been gone eleven days when a captain three days out of Australia noticed a pink and grey bird sunning itself on deck. Her family had given up.

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How to Find a Lost Bird: The First 48 Hours

August 16, 2026August 14, 2026 by Alice Wender
A grey cockatiel with a yellow crest and orange cheek patch perched high on a bare branch, photographed from below against an overcast sky with suburban rooftops behind.

Escaped birds land high and close, and clipped wings do not keep them home. The search order that works, and who to call before the first day is out.

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A Virginia Cockatoo Had Been Blind For A Decade Until A Camera Caught What He Said Next

August 13, 2026 by Alice Wender
A white umbrella cockatoo perched on a wooden stand in a bright room, crest partly raised, dark grey beak and pale blue-grey skin around the eye

Boo had seen only shadows for about ten years. A veterinary team in Raleigh gave the 40-year-old cockatoo his sight back, and a camera was running.

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Bird Pin Feathers: What They Are and What to Do

August 14, 2026August 13, 2026 by Alice Wender
Close-up of the back of a grey cockatiel's neck with several pin feathers pushing through, each a pale sheathed spike with a dark blue-grey base

A pin feather is a new feather with live blood inside the shaft. How to spot one, why your bird flinches, and what to do in the two minutes after it breaks.

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A Manhattan Cockatiel Vanished Before Hurricane Irene And His X-Ray Showed What He Had Been Eating

August 13, 2026August 12, 2026 by Alice Wender
A grey cockatiel with a raised crest and an orange cheek patch standing on the wet slats of a green wrought-iron park bench, with fallen leaves and a broken branch on the paving behind it.

Josie escaped on Columbus Avenue two days before the storm reached New York. What the vet found four days later explained how he had stayed alive.

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