

Carolina Wrens in Louisiana: Trust Their Parenting, Protect Their Nests
A tiny nest in a porch wreath can cause a very big worry. One day the adult wrens are slipping in and out with insects. The next day, the nest seems quiet. No parent is sitting there. The babies are alone. It is easy to think, “I think the parents have abandoned the nest. ”With Carolina Wrens, that is rarely true.
For The Birds
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Why Fewer Qualified Bird Rehabilitators Protect More Birds
For The Birds of Acadiana’s position reflects a hard truth in wildlife care: quality over quantity protects more birds in the long run. A smaller group of highly qualified avian rehabilitators can produce better outcomes than a much larger group without the skill, oversight, or facilities to do the work safely.
For The Birds
22 hours ago


Mississippi Kites in Louisiana: Small Hawk, Big Sky, and a Few Surprising Snacks
Mississippi kites bring a special kind of summer energy to Louisiana. They are elegant but scrappy, small but bold, and graceful enough to make eating a bug in midair look like ballet with snacks.
Their story connects river country, long migration routes, leafy neighborhoods, and warm skies full of insects. They nest above busy human lives, whistle from treetops, defend their young with surprising nerve, and vanish south when the season turns.
For The Birds
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