New wild bird cases widely reported across Europe … To date in 2025, 34 states have confirmed registering 4,145 HPAI outbreaks affecting wild birds …
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Bird News
Missouri begins new nonresident hunting permit – Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
… wild birds year-round. (Courtesy of MDC). Non-resident hunters visiting Missouri who want to pursue waterfowl, doves, snipe, woodcock and rails …
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Natural Connections: The Bohemian Bird – Tomahawk Leader
In the bare tree just outside the window, a flock of birds bustled. Their main activities seemed to be stretching up to pluck a mountain ash berry …
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Volunteers flock to Christmas bird count | Powell Tribune
Walking nearly 20 miles and putting 162.5 miles on vehicles, all within the Yellowtail Wildlife Habitat Management Area, area birders put 58 …
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12 swans found dead in famous Orlando lake. Is bird flu to blame? – Florida Today
It occurs naturally among wild aquatic birds. It’s very contagious among birds, and the risk of bird flu increases in the fall and winter as …
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Ghost of Christmas future: three looming threats for 2026 | Intelligent Insurer
30 December 2025Risk Management. Ghost of Christmas future: three looming threats for 2026.
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Is hunting success making turkeys harder to hunt? – The Wildlife Society
Birds with bold, predictable patterns faced the highest mortality risk from both hunters and predators. Although managers cannot realistically predict …
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Bird flu outbreak kills hundreds of Canada geese at Maffitt Reservoir – The Des Moines Register
Bird flu has killed 200 wild Canada geese at Maffitt Reservoir, a central Iowa drinking water source. Is there a risk to public health?
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UK’s warmest spring on record led to rise in songbirds breeding, data shows – The Guardian
Dry and warm 2025 spring gave glimmer of hope for threatened wild birds but many remain in long-term decline.
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‘That’s not a duck; that’s a loon!’ Icebound bird rescued in Catskill – Times Union
Firefighters rescued a loon on Saturday that was trapped on the iced-over Catskill Creek. The bird will be released back into the wild on Tuesday.
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