Pesticide banned in Europe could be killing songbirds

Common pesticides banned in Europe could be killing songbirds by wrecking their appetite and delaying migration, study finds

Small doses of imidacloprid can have crippling health effects on migrating birds. The insecticide is a type of neonicotinoids and it was banned in Europe last year.

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