Alex Tey
Contributor at Freelance
trans journalist, birder, etc. words in @audubonsociety, @HellGateNY, @Slate, @Curbed, @nytimes
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2 weeks ago |
rarebird.substack.com | Alex Tey
Taylor, Lili. Turning to Birds: The Power and Beauty of Noticing. New York: Crown, 2025. About 15 years ago, she writes in Turning to Birds, the actor Lili Taylor “started to sense birds in a deeper way.” She retreated from her Brooklyn apartment to her second home in upstate New York during a career break and found that birds unlocked a broader, deeper perception of the world.
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1 month ago |
audubon.org | Alex Tey
For most of the year, the Willow Ptarmigan lays low on the Arctic tundra, blending into the snowy landscape with its powder-white plumage. But as winter turns toward spring, the males begin to stake out territories and make their presence known.
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2 months ago |
rarebird.substack.com | Alex Tey
This complex of buildings on the Brooklyn waterfront—officially the Sunset Park Material Recovery Facility—is New York City’s main recycling plant and one of the largest in North America. This bird of prey—a Swainson’s Hawk, though up for renaming in the near future—is a species renowned for raptorial elegance and majestic migration. Every year, nearly all of these graceful grassland hunters fly from the North American prairies to southern Argentina and back.
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Dec 4, 2024 |
slate.com | Alex Tey
Science Bird flu just might have found a direct route toward infecting more humans. Health officials in California announced last week that they had found fragments of the H5N1 avian influenza virus in a retail sample of raw milk. The immediate risk posed by the bird flu virus’s presence in raw milk is limited to individual consumers who drink the stuff.
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Dec 4, 2024 |
yahoo.com | Alex Tey
Bird flu just might have found a direct route toward infecting more humans. Health officials in California announced last week that they had found fragments of the H5N1 avian influenza virus in a retail sample of raw milk. The immediate risk posed by the bird flu virus’s presence in raw milk is limited to individual consumers who drink the stuff. And it’s worth noting that we don’t know of anyone who has gotten bird flu from drinking raw milk or if its presence in the supply is widespread.
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my latest for @audubonsociety! everyone loves the awebo and you should read about why
Willow Ptarmigans—affectionately dubbed the "awebo" bird online—have recently taken over the Internet. What's going on? Here's what you need to know about this latest bird-themed meme. https://t.co/7AaGO47ksT https://t.co/XVDkS6f0G1
