On April 7, 2022, Nature Canada announced that Burlington was officially certified as a ‘Bird Friendly City’, largely due to the efforts of Bird …
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Bird News
Coquet Island rare birds devastated again by Avian Flu – The Ambler
Some of these birds are already suffering from species decline, and conservationists are becoming increasingly worried for the future of our wildlife.
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Powys killing protected goshawk bird of prey trial collapses | Border Counties Advertizer
Jones, of Pentre Farm, between Meifod and Llanfihangel-yng-Ngwynfa, was charged of killing a schedule 1 wild bird, an offence under the Wildlife and …
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Discovering the Christmas Bird Count on the Suncoast – WWSB
SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) …
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A Christmas tradition: Counting the birds with the Audubon Society
The Christmas Bird Count is the world’s longest-running citizen science project, according to an Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania news release, …
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Where have all the birds gone? | CAI – WCAI
When you work in the bird industry, it’s often the most common question you get, right up there with “how do I stop the woodpeckers pecking my house?” …
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Amateur Ornithologist Films ‘Extremely Rare’ Half-Female, Half-Male Bird – Newsweek
Murillo captured some photographs and a video of the specimen, which according to Spencer, could be some of the best ever footage taken of a wild …
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Rob Phillips: Don’t call it quits on hunting in this year quite yet – Yakima Herald
Upland bird hunting in the area has been hit and miss. We’ve found some … The birds are wild for sure, and require some planning on where and …
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Kenya Wildlife urges for bird friendly infrastructure as to defend the declining population
Welcome to the 24/7 KTN Kenya News Channel on YouTube – your trusted source for the latest news and updates in Kenya and beyond.
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Bird Life by Anna Smaill review – where trauma meets talent | Fiction | The Guardian
A passing peacock says, without opening its beak: “We know you are suffering … We have been watching you.” Other birds offer oblique clues, and it …
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