Another week is about to begin! So here are some of the most popular posts, tweets, retweets, Facebook posts and photos from Burdr over the past week.

The Miami Herald visited the Fort Jackson Wildlife Rehabilitation Center to learn more about what volunteers are doing to save the oiled birds.

You’ll find a super cute Coot and other wonderful photos in this week’s Flickr Roundup!

A Laughing Kookaburra in Australia was rescued and sent to bird bootcamp after becoming too fat to fly.

The NY Times recently created another interactive way to see the effects of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

Would you eat a mealworm? Students at Nelson-Wilks-Herron Elementary School did as part of their 25th annual Arkansas Week Celebration.

Cher Ami was a homing pigeon that helped save nearly 200 American lives during World War I.

Here are some of the most popular posts, tweets, retweets, Facebook posts and photos from everything Burdr over the past week.

On May 24th, a team dove just below the surface of the Gulf oil spill to give us a completely different and disturbing perspective of the disaster.

Looks like there are a lot of new young birds in the world and you’ll find a few of them in this week’s Flickr roundup!

David Ramsden from the Barn Owl Trust explains what a Barn Owl pellet is and how to differentiate them from other pellets.

Here are the two best live feeds of the BP Gulf oil spill leak I have been able to find on the internet. Each offers a different view of the leak and the efforts to stop it.

Jay Holcomb, Executive Director of the IBRRC, explains how an oiled bird from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill is washed at the Fort Jackson Rehabilitation Center in Louisiana.

Seven birds rescued from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill were released Monday in Florida.