And at or very nearly so the top of any such list is the 1985-86 Boston Celtics. It was a team that featured Celtics legend Larry Bird at the apex of …
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Bird News
Janesville Named “Bird City” for 12th Year in a Row | City News
Creating, protecting, and restoring bird habitat; Addressing and reducing threats to birds; Educating and engaging the community in birding and …
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The bald eagle was never officially our national bird. That’s about the change – Miami Herald
The bald eagle could soon become America’s national bird, following bill passage in the Senate. The U.S. has never actually recognized one.
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Here’s how a pet parrot save many from the Wayanad landslide – WION
In the violent wing-flapping, the bird had also lost some of its feathers in the cage itself. I was wondering whether the parrot was urging me to …
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Sushi, Sake, and Baby Birds | InDepthNH.org
My son and I like sushi, and he suggests we have the Dinosaur Egg. This was a great choice.
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Don’t let bird flu ruffle your feathers
Key takeaways:Bird flu starts in wild birds, gets spread to poultry, cows or cats, then humansPublic health risk remains low Most cases have been …
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What to know about bird flu – WPSD Local 6
Protect yourself by avoiding direct contact with wild birds —if you find a dead bird, don’t touch the animal and report it to your local health …
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Bay Nature Talk: An Interview with Amy Tan—Wild Birds and Backyard Journals –
Bay Nature’s editor, Victoria Schlesinger will interview Amy Tan about her newest book, The Backyard Bird Chronicles, a selection of Tan’s journal …
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Bird flu concerns rise among raw milk fans | Wisconsin Ag Connection
Despite bird flu concerns in cattle, demand for raw milk remains strong, with producers maintaining rigorous safety protocols.
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Virginia Living Museum to open Wild Care Center | 13newsnow.com
Virginia Living Museum Executive Director Rebecca Kleinhample and bird and mammal volunteer Joe Watkins discuss what’s new at the museum.
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