Bird poop leaves a sticky, acidic mess. Here’s how to get rid of it, even after it’s dried on.

New research uses bird droppings to track avian flu in remote regions, revealing hidden hotspots and potential for early ...

Bird poop: not a topic most people take interest in. However, fascinating discoveries are being made from the feces of one slowly disappearing bird in the U.K. Researchers are analyzing pied ...

Tenants of the Mountain Gate apartments in Littleton, Colorado — owned by property management company Greystar — say they're trapped by a recurring bird infestation.

Timmer estimated that at least 25 nests were visible outside his window. Birds may be a sign of spring, but for some people living in Littleton, the birds' annual return is more nightmare than nature.

One problem. A bird had left a “big” surprise for Harrington on the putting surface. Directly on his putting line in between his ball and the hole laid a “lump” of bird droppings.

In 2016, however, the “bird droppings theory” was put to rest when a research team at the University of Antwerp used X-ray radiation to determine that the white smears on an 1893 version of ...

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But it's rare for the bird flu to be transferred from one human to another, according to the AAFP. In order to do so, the virus must transform into a human flu virus.

Joe Marttila, a member of the Rye Conservation Commission, found 3 to 4 inches of barn swallow droppings accumulated at the top of the building. “I’ve never seen anything like it, and it was ...

The birds have been staying inside of the barn and nesting for years. Joe Marttila, a member of the Rye Conservation Commission, found 3 to 4 inches of barn swallow droppings accumulated at the ...

Outdoor enthusiasts of all types, including birdwatchers, hikers, nature photographers, kayakers, anglers and hunters, need to be mindful of wild bird droppings in the landscape, whether they raise ...