Since 1970, 2.9 billion birds have been lost in North America alone. That averages to 59 million birds per year as populations of many species …
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Bird News
28-Year-Old Cockatoo’s Daily ‘Wawa’ Run with Dad Brings Joy to So Many – Parade Pets
Imagine running to the gas station to visit an exotic bird before you start your day. One social Cockatoo named Tiki has spent the last eight …
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Woman charged after Lynchburg Animal Control seizes animals from “deplorable conditions” – WDBJ
(WDBJ) – 15 dogs and a …
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Reality Show Contestant Apologizes After Eating Protected Bird in New Zealand
New Zealand officials have now issued warnings to the show’s producers, they said, after one contestant killed and ate a bird from a protected species …
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Cows, dairy workers, and America’s struggle to track bird flu – BBC
Scientists, advocates, and farm workers worry that a lack of testing in the US could allow bird flu to spread undetected.
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WOAH: H5N1 situation in Mexican poultry is resolved | WATTPoultry.com
… wild birds at national level. View our continuing coverage of the … wild bird populations. An avian Influenza Word Cloud · Avian Influenza …
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15 dogs in deplorable conditions seized from Lynchburg home – WSLS
LAC said that upon arrival, officers found 15 dogs and a pet bird living in deplorable and unsanitary conditions. They were immediately seized and …
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U.S. Reality TV Star Eats Super-Rare Endangered Bird – The Daily Beast
The ‘Race for Survival’ contestant missed out on a $500000 prize after eating the flightless bird.
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Animal Control seizes animals from ‘deplorable’ conditions, 54-year-old charged: LPD
A 54-year-old is charged after 15 dogs and a pet bird were found living in what polcieOn July 9, 2024, Lynchburg Animal Control Officers responded …
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Media Insider – Race to Survive: New Zealand contestant disqualified from reality TV show …
Why shouldn’t we pay good money for birds? The key to sustainably manage bird populations, is to pick one, and that is weka.” In a podcast last week, …
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