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https://abcbirds.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Black-Rail-by-Agami-Photo-Agency_Shutterstock_1600x900.png1600900The recently published 2022 State of the Birds Report carried messages both of warning and of hope for U.S. birds. On one hand, redoubling conservation efforts right now could save many species whose populations are in freefall. On the other, a business-as-usual scenario could send these same species spiraling toward the brink of extinction. The … Read More>>