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Across Northern California, on beaches from Monterey to Point Reyes, malnourished seabirds have been appearing in alarming numbers, some shrunken to little more than feather and bone. The sea-loving common murres, whose black or brown wing feathers and white…
46 sea birds wash up dead along a beach in Tamaulipas, Mexico
Kodiak Island residents have been reporting a large number of common murres washing up dead on local beaches. The small black and white seabird usually establish breeding colonies on the Alaska Peninsula and in the Aleutian Islands. Kodiak…
Kodiak Island residents have been reporting a large number of common murres washing up dead on local beaches. The small black and white seabird usually establish breeding colonies on the Alaska Peninsula and in the Aleutian Islands. Kodiak…
An alarming number of dead or dying sea birds are washing up on Bay Area beaches and bird rescue centers say they’re being inundated with a particular species. ABC7 News traveled to the Marin headlands where many of them are…
It is not the first time that this happens but now has greater security of what is causing it. Some Pelicans and dead dolphins were found yesterday in the shores of the sea of Huanchaco and Salaverry, Trujillo. Seabirds…
The Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge is receiving multiple reports indicating a significant increase in dead and dying birds found on beaches in the Homer area over the last two weeks. The reports are coming from beach walkers and local…
An eleven meter whale washed up on the shores of Llostay beach, near the town less Los Palos, in Tacna, the animal center three tons, was spotted by villagers yesterday afternoon. Unfortunately the whale, sperm whale species, died seven…
Hundreds of dead birds appeared on the shore of the beach Villa, in the District of Chorrillos in Lima, the Peruvian capital. Gulls and pelicans of all sizes were scattered throughout the Spa. According to the daily El Comercioreported,…
One of two dead dolphins found Sunday along Carpinteria’s shoreline. The photographer, area resident Robert Hubina, noted oil coming out of both dolphins’ mouths. Dead and dying wildlife continue to wash ashore two weeks after the May 19 oil spill…
