40 bird species were seen less often in New York when Canadian wildfire smoke increased, after scientists matched smoke pollution with 99,000 bird observations
- Black-and-white warbler (Mniotilta varia) is less likely to be seen when pollution level rises.
- Smoke from Canada's record-breaking wildfires in recent years have done more than reduce air quality across parts of the United States.
- A new study suggests the wildfires made many birds harder for people to spot in New York State during the breeding season.
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- Black-and-white warbler (Mniotilta varia) is less likely to be seen when pollution level rises.
- Smoke from Canada's record-breaking wildfires in recent years have done more than reduce air quality across parts of the United States.
- A new study suggests the wildfires made many birds harder for people to spot in New York State during the breeding season.
Sources: Times of India