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This is so sad. 😢 And I can see no end to the ongoing tragedy...
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Whether they hop around the prairie, dabble in wetlands, flit through forests, or forage along the shore, birds are suffering rapid population declines across the United States.

That’s the finding from the latest State of the Birds report, a status check on the country’s avian life published every few years by a coalition of science and conservation groups. The 2025 report shows that birds across most habitats have suffered major losses since 1970. Grassland and aridland species have been dealt the heaviest blow: both groups lost more than 40% of their total populations over that period.

What’s more, the trends for many habitat groups have gotten worse. Even waterfowl, which had previously been a conservation bright spot amid the alarming declines, have seen their numbers drop since the last edition of the report. Overall, around one-third of U.S. birds, or 229 species, are of high or moderate conservation concern, according to the report — dealing with low population levels, declining trends, or other threats that call for conservation action to step up.
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FULL ARTICLE -- audubon.org/magazine/sweeping-

Screenshot from top of linked article. Headline says: "A sweeping new report shows US birds declining sharply across a range of habitats." Below this is a photo of a Western Meadowlark, one of many species in sharp decline.
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Laurence Denaix

From 13 to 21 March, the LPO is symbolically mourning the loss of nature in France. As an illustration of the decline in biodiversity, the number of goldfinches in France has fallen by 31% since 2001.

Du 13 au 21 mars, la LPO porte symboliquement le “deuil de la nature” en France. Illustration de ce déclin de la biodiversité, les effectifs de Chardonneret élégant ont baissé de 31% en France depuis 2001.

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