Thick-billed murres are fast-flying, carnivorous seabirds that struggle to take off but can reach 75 mph. They dive deep for food and prefer colder regions like Nova Scotia, Greenland, and Alaska.

Each year, Nova Scotia farmers produce more than 20 million meat chickens, most of which are consumed within the province. VanderHeide said Nova Scotia's commercial producers have been dealing ...

Nova Scotian farmers are among those dealing with a shortage of spring chicks due to outbreaks of avian influenza in the United States.About 20 per cent of meat chickens produced in Canada are hatched ...

Nova Scotian farmers are among those dealing with a shortage of spring chicks due to outbreaks of avian influenza in the United States. About 20 per cent of meat chickens produced in Canada are ...

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But if enough shearwaters show up in the area between Cape Cod and Nova Scotia during a particular time frame, there’s a good chance that humpbacks are in the area, too. There’s still a lot of work ...

He may have shaken off that name, like his leg irons, on one of the 81 sailings out of New York in 1783, which had taken 30,000 Loyalists, black and white, to Nova Scotia, for no one called ...

With so many Nova Scotians likely looking at their trees as well, I wondered what birds we could see in the trees that are still up. I spoke with Lucas Berrigan, Motus Program Atlantic Coordinator ...

She found a job — and the book she “was always going to make.” Kate Beaton in her home office, in Mabou, Cape Breton, in Nova Scotia. Paul Atwood for The New York Times ...