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Atlantic Hurricane Peak Is September 10: Pack Your Bird’s Kit Now

August 26, 2026 by Alice Wender
A cockatiel perched on top of an open grey plastic pet travel carrier, with a sealed container of pellets, a water bottle, a folded white towel, a steel bowl and a manila document folder laid out on a wooden floor

The NHC is tracking two Atlantic lows and the season peaks September 10. What a veterinarian says to pack for a bird, and the two failures after a storm.

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Penn State Finds Early Exercise Makes Adult Birds Move Easier

August 25, 2026 by Alice Wender
A helmeted guineafowl walking across dry pale ground, mid-stride with one foot lifted, its bare blue and red head and bony casque in profile and its grey plumage covered in fine white spots.

Guinea fowl that carried leg weights while growing later moved with no extra energy cost. Birds raised without weights spent 23% more on the same walk.

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Australia Will Vaccinate Captive Native Birds Against H5 Bird Flu

August 21, 2026 by Alice Wender
A greater crested tern flying head-on with a small fish held crosswise in its yellow bill, showing its black cap and long slender white wings against a dark blurred background.

Priority native species in captivity are first in line, and pet birds are not on the list. What Australian keepers should change, and what to report.

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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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RSPB Asks UK Gardens to Pause Seed Feeders Until November

August 12, 2026 by Alice Wender
A male European greenfinch with olive-green plumage and a bright yellow wing flash, perched on a lichen-covered branch against a blurred winter background.

New RSPB guidance pauses seed and peanut feeding from 1 May to 31 October, drops bird tables entirely, and explains why August gardens fall silent.

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Magpie Swooping Season Has Started in Queensland and Northern NSW

August 20, 2026August 10, 2026 by Alice Wender
An adult male Australian magpie walking across grass beside a grey-brown fledgling with its beak open, begging to be fed.

Swooping has begun in the north and moves south over coming weeks. Magpies defend a 100-metre radius for about six weeks, and most never make contact at all.

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Incredible Bird Rescues – Heartwarming Stories of Survival

August 3, 2026March 18, 2026 by Rowan Finch
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Viral rescue clips skip the hard part: correct first actions. What to actually do for window strikes, fledglings, and entangled birds.

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Daylight Saving This Weekend? A 48-Hour Transition Plan That Keeps Your Parrot Calm

February 22, 2026 by Rowan Finch

A practical 48-hour plan to shift light, meals, and bedtime so your parrot stays calm through daylight saving weekend.

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How to Help Your Parrot Adjust to Daylight Saving Time (7-Day Reset)

August 3, 2026February 22, 2026 by Dr. Avi Hale

If your bird gets louder, bitey, or clingy after the clock change, it is usually a sleep-and-routine mismatch. Here is a practical 7-day reset that prevents the spiral.

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Bird Owners Are Tightening Hygiene Routines Again—Here’s the 7-Day Reset That Actually Helps

August 20, 2026February 16, 2026 by Rowan Finch

A calm, practical biosecurity reset for companion bird homes when disease chatter rises—no panic, just better systems.

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