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Bird News
DeAnnda “Dee” Bird – KSAL News
DeAnnda “Dee” Bird, born November 1, 1962, in Salina, Kansas, to Archie and Joyce Fry at Asbury Hospital, passed away December 22, 2025, …
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‘Rare visitor’: Tropical bird found in Massachusetts woman’s yard – BorderReport
A tropical bird stands in a dish with shallow water. A purple gallinule is being cared for by the New England Wildlife Center. (Courtesy of New …
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Brown pelicans found with intentional injuries linked to commercial fishing, bird rescue says
Skywatch Bird Rescue has received its first Brown Pelicans of the season with injuries that wildlife authorities say indicate intentional harm by …
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LDWF: What to watch for with the H5N1 bird flu in wild birds & other animals
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries (LDWF) is sending out a warning about a highly pathogenic bird flu that is causing deaths in wild …
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How poison ivy — and other plants — keep Connecticut’s birds alive all winter long
Putting out bird feeders? Don’t forget to let at least part of your yard get a little wild, too, says Earth Matters columnist Robert Miller.
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Crossroads Kicks Off 2026 with Bird Hike – Door County Pulse
Crossroads Kicks Off 2026 with Bird Hike … Kids gather for science experiments at Crossroads. Submitted. Crossroads at Big Creek will kick off 2026 …
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These are the best things to feed birds in winter, according to wildlife experts – Ideal Home
If you’re looking for the best winter food for birds, the answer is pretty simple: high-energy foods are key, according to wildlife experts.
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Dog owners asked to keep away from nesting sites used by NZ’s rarest bird – RNZ
Only about 40 adult tara iti survive in the wild, and of those just 10 are breeding females.
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A Year of Surprises and Firsts for Beach-Nesting Bird Species – National Audubon Society
Beach-nesting birds benefited from a combination of storm effects and had a banner nesting year in 2025. Multiple hurricanes and large storms in …
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