Hunters can expect to see many young birds this spring, with a large number of jakes setting the stage for an increase in male harvest in 2025 and …
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EXPLORING THE CALDWELL ZOO: Kiano the Rhino | cbs19.tv
EXPLORING THE CALDWELL ZOO: Wild Bird Walkabout reopens. Unable to load next article. CBS 19. Jobs · Terms of Service · Privacy Policy · Ad Choices …
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France makes progress on avian flu vaccination | WATTPoultry.com
11 countries register new HPAI cases in wild birds. As of March 1, 24 European countries have reported HPAI cases in their respective wild bird …
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Bird Walk In The Rain – The Wave | Rockaway
Bird Walk In The Rain … On Saturday, March 2, 2024, the NYC Plover Project and RISE (Rockaway Initiative for Sustainability and Equity) partnered in …
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State warns residents of bird flu this upcoming spring season – WLNS
Health officials say wild birds may be infected with the highly pathogenic avian influenza. People with birds in Michigan are urged to prevent contact …
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Wild Georgia: How homeowners can help hummingbirds prepare for nesting time
The bird plunges its bill into a bloom to lap up the nectar and, in the process, picks up pollen that gets transferred to other flowers.
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Avian flu is adapting to spread to marine mammals – The Wildlife Society
“It is a multi-species outbreak.” The virus has affected wild bird populations and domestic poultry around the world. Since 2022, H5N1 in South …
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Spring Birding | Maine Public
Derek Lovitch, birding guide and conservationist; co-owner, Freeport Wild Bird … Wildlife; project director, Maine Bird Atlas. VIP Caller: Andy …
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Owl be seeing you: beautiful bird is safely back in the wild | Southern Star
A young barn owl discovered injured in a West Cork village is back in the wild after being nursed back to health.
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‘Parrot fever’ outbreak in 5 European countries kills 5 people | Live Science
Most people involved in the current parrot fever outbreak developed the disease after being exposed to infected wild or pet birds, the WHO said.
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