The National Aviary may be based in Pittsburgh but the important work they do spans the globe. KDKA-TV’s Jessica Guay has more about how it’s been instrumental in saving a bird that’s been extinct in the wild for 40 years.
National Aviary works to bring back bird that’s extinct in the wild
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Pitt falcon fledglings fly the Cathedral of Learning coop, but likely linger in Oakland | 90.5 WESA
Falcons born at the Cathedral of Learning have also been found nesting in Ohio, New York, and Ontario.
Read More »National Aviary reveals genders of its newest African penguins | WTAE
The National Aviary revealed the genders of its newest African penguins on social media Tuesday. The penguins hatched in early February, and they are the offspring of penguin parents Bette and Sidney.
Read More »National Aviary reveals genders of its newest African Penguin chicks | WPXI
Another aviary resident, Red the Scarlet Macaw, helped with the reveal, opening bird safe “candies.”
Read More »National Aviary reveals genders of 2 new African penguin chicks | CBS News
With the help of a scarlet macaw, the National Aviary revealed the genders of its newest African penguins on Tuesday.
Read More »3 young peregrine falcons on Pitt’s Cathedral of Learning fledge the nest | KDKA News
The three young peregrine falcons that hatched on top of Pitt's Cathedral of Learning this spring have fledged the nest.
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