HeyJaredEmily Hannemann
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Injured Pelican Goes to the Right Place for Remarkable Rescue (opens the original)
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When humans need help, we go to the doctor — and this pelican did the same thing. Here's how NOAA biologists helped a very brave bird. Usually, birds in need wind up at a wildlife rehabilitation center in one of two ways: either the center’s staff responds to a call, or a kindhearted human brings them in for treatment. It’s unheard of that a bird checks itself in. Yet, that’s the best description of what happened in mid-September at NOAA’s Southeast Fisheries Science Center Panama City Laborator
Chicago’s Urban Birding Festival Welcomes All Birders (opens the original)
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Go birding in the Windy City! Here's why we think the Urban Birding Festival will delight every birder, and how you can join in. Grab your binoculars, a field guide, and your big-city adventuring spirit, and head to The Urban Birding Festival in Chicago! The three-day event encourages birders of all skill levels to appreciate the nature and bird species in a unique habitat. Here’s what you can expect from birding in the “windy city,” and some of the delightful activities planned for the weekend.
Meet Kaydee: Potential New Mate for Shadow the Bald Eagle (opens the original)
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Who's the new lady in Shadow's life? Get to know Kaydee (KD1), the bald eagle Shadow could potentially choose as his next mate. Tragedy struck the beloved pair of bald eagles on the Big Bear Valley nesting cameras this year, as Jackie — the female half of the “Jackie and Shadow” duo — died of a serious medical condition wildlife rehabbers were unable to treat. While fans and bird lovers have grieved the eagle who brought joy to millions, her mate also likely felt the loss, in his way. But the wa
Crocus Named 2026 Bulb of the Year (opens the original)
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This year, both the National Garden Bureau and Flowerbulb.eu have chosen crocus, a beloved early spring flower, as the Bulb of the Year. For those in cooler, northern climates, it can often seem like winter drags. Especially in the last month or so, many are desperate for color — something to break up the monochrome blandness and serve as a reminder that brighter times are on the way. This year’s pick for the 2026 Bulb of the Year from the National Garden Bureau and Flowerbulb.eu does just that.
How to Identify an American Red Squirrel (opens the original)
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Who's causing a commotion in your yard? It might be an American red squirrel! Learn what these noisy critters eat, where they live, and more. Love squirrels or hate them, you’ve almost certainly seen one — and depending on where you live in North America, you’ve spotted (and heard) at least one American red squirrel. Also referred to as “red squirrel” or “pine squirrel,” these energetic critters are easily recognized based on their coat color and small size. These squirrels feature reddish-brown
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