The National Park Service and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are offering a reward to find whoever is behind a series of theft and destruction in protected bird nesting areas on Queens’ beaches.
Read MoreUp to a quarter-million birds die in collisions with NYC buildings every year.
Read More“Many people walk through these areas especially since enforcement is basically non existent.”
Read MoreWith Queens residents stuck inside, nature has started to reclaim a bit of the borough. Just look to the sky.
Read MoreOfficials say the finches from Guyana are prized. They are used in singing contests in Brooklyn and Queens where wages are placed on the birds with the best voice.
Read MoreQueens College Ph.D. student Mason Youngblood’s work traces the cultural evolution of birdsong, which requires samplings of birds throughout the borough.
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