Morning Roundup: National Aviary looking for names for new Steller’s Sea Eagle | TribLive
One of the most well-known residents at the National Aviary has a potential mate, and the Pittsburgh attraction is looking for the public’s help in naming her.
Read MoreOne of the newest and largest birds at the National Aviary needs a name and you can help | Penn Live
The National Aviary in Pittsburgh has a new member of its flock. A female Steller’s Sea Eagle arrived there several months ago and now shares a home with a male, Kodiak, and is visible to the public.
Read MoreNational Aviary’s Steller’s sea eagle Kodiak gets potential new mate | KDKA
The aviary said Kody has been living "behind the scenes" with a potential new mate. After a few months of introductions, both eagles are ready to live together, the aviary announced on Tuesday.
Read MoreSteller’s sea eagle Kodiak gets potential new mate at National Aviary | CBS News
The Steller's sea eagle is vulnerable to extinction, but the National Aviary is finding some hope in a potential pairing of new mates.
Read MoreNew girl in town: A mate for Kody the wandering sea eagle at National Aviary | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The female eagle comes to the National Aviary on the North Side from a cooperative international program to save the Steller’s sea eagles from extinction. This species of large eagles is primarily found in Russia and Japan.
Read MoreNational Aviary summer season includes ‘Superheroes of the Sky’ | Herald-Standard
New daily activities included with admission allow guests to get close with a league of Avian Superheroes!
Read MoreSuperheroes of the Sky Launches at the National Aviary, Offering a Summer Full of Avian Adventures | National Aviary News
New daily activities included with admission allow guests to get close with a league of Avian Superheroes!
Read MoreVideos show purported ivory-billed woodpeckers as US moves toward extinction decision | Associated Press
New video and photographs purporting to show ivory-billed woodpeckers flying in a Louisiana forest were published by researchers on Thursday, as government officials said they will make a final decision this year on whether the birds are extinct.
Read MoreNew Peer-Reviewed Paper from Project Principalis Published in Ecology and Evolution Suggests Ivory-billed Woodpeckers Survive in Louisiana | National Aviary News
Project Principalis has released new evidence in Ecology and Evolution supporting the persistence of Ivory-billed Woodpeckers in Louisiana.
Read MoreThe National Aviary’s Wetlands Renovation Win Prix Lumière Award | Association de vitrerie et fenestration du Québec
The National Aviary's Wetlands project won the Prix Lumière last night for the Institutional Commercial Project Category.
Read MoreThings to Do This Weekend | Pittsburgh Magazine
Top Pick: Up Close and Personal With Swooping Birds at the National Aviary
Read MoreA very large guide to spring events in Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh City Paper
Must-see and must-do events around the city, including at the National Aviary!
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