The Space Coast Birding and Wildlife Festival kicks off this week, for the 27th time, with hopes that Indian River Lagoon seagrass and birds …
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Bird News
On Michigan Cherry Farms, Small Falcons Are Improving Food Safety – Inside Climate News
… birds. So far, only one outbreak of campylobacteriosis has been definitively linked to feces from wild birds. Still, because it causes milder …
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Living walls boost biodiversity by providing safe spaces for urban wildlife | EurekAlert!
The research monitored activity involving pollinating insects, spiders, soil invertebrates, birds and bats at three locations spread across the city …
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Molly Burkett obituary: conservationist whose home was a wildlife refuge – The Times
Burkett never refused a bird with a broken wing. … They were accompanied by 300 wild birds, an assortment of woodland animals and two pet dogs.
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Winter Bird Walk Records Over 22 Species – THE ROCKAWAY TIMES
Led by wildlife specialist and nature photographer Benjamin Forbes, the group kicked off the year’s first Community Bird Walk. This seasonal program, …
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Be the Voice of Nature | Forest and Bird
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REGI urges people to feed birds during subzero weather – WSAW
Gibson suggests using good-quality seed, like a berry and nut mixture, wild bird seed, or black sunflower seeds. “It’s something they can eat a …
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Humans use local dialects to communicate with honeyguide birds, research shows
A rare example of two-way communication between humans and wild animals. In parts of sub-Saharan Africa, honey-hunters and honeyguides cooperate with …
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Kansas experiences worst bird flu outbreak in the nation
Clinical assistant professor, Dr. Lance Noll, describes the outbreak as linked to “wild bird migrations,” which explains the reasons for HPAI …
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Avian Influenza (Bird Flu) – Greater Wellington
High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza (HPAI H5N1) is a severe strain of bird flu that poses risks to native birds, poultry, and potentially human health.
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