Bird poop: not a topic most people take interest in. ... Once you see a bird dropping on the sidewalk, above your car, or on you, you can easily spot it and identify it as bird poop.

Surprisingly, turkey poop isn’t like most of the bird droppings you’ll see on benches, tables, or on your card. In fact, at first glance, you may even mistake turkey poop for mammal droppings!

Duck and goose droppings, the bane of golfers and park visitors, may help scientists track the spread of bird flu — with olfactory assistance from properly trained animals. Scientists have ...

It was bird droppings. The Macomb Daily in Mount Clemens reports that the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality made the identification Tuesday. Microscopic examinations found traces of ...

Bird poop: not a topic most people take interest in. ... Once you see a bird dropping on the sidewalk, above your car, or on you, you can easily spot it and identify it as bird poop.

Scientists have trained mice to identify the poop of ducks infected with avian influenza, chemical ecologist Bruce Kimball reported August 24 at the American Chemical Society’s fall meeting.