

The Seriousness of Window Collisions: Protecting Birds and What You Can Do
Many people assume that birds flying into windows either fly off unharmed or die instantly. The reality is more complex and troubling. Birds that appear fine after a collision can suffer delayed injuries such as brain swelling, fractures, or become vulnerable to predators. Understanding the seriousness of window collisions and learning how to prevent them can help protect these vital members of our ecosystems.
For The Birds
54 minutes ago


Understanding Bird Stress Responses: The Hidden Dangers of Calmness and Proper Care Guidelines
Birds have evolved to mask their fear to avoid attracting predators. When a bird freezes or remains still, it may seem relaxed, but this behavior often signals extreme stress. This “freeze” response is a survival tactic, but it hides the fact that the bird’s body is undergoing intense physiological changes.
For The Birds
Feb 9


From Trauma to Triumph: The Rehabilitation Journey of Three Rescued Muscovy Ducks
Rescuing wildlife often reveals stories of resilience and hope. Recently, three Muscovy ducks arrived at For The Birds of Acadiana, each with a unique and challenging history. Their journey from severe injuries to full recovery and release highlights the power of dedicated care and the importance of a supportive environment. This story shares their individual struggles, the treatment they received, and their eventual return to freedom on a peaceful rural property.
For The Birds
Feb 8


















