Capercaillie numbers have plunged from an estimated 20,000 in the 1970s to 500 today, with around 85 per cent of the remaining birds living in the …
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Bird News
Bird Owners: Protect Your Flocks from HPAI as Wild Birds Begin to Migrate
HPAI is a highly contagious virus that can be spread in various ways from flock to flock, including through wild birds, contact with infected poultry, …
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The Story of Curlew Tagging – Northern Life magazine
In 2015, curlews, the largest European wader bird, were added to the … towards conserving wild bird species is more important now than ever.
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Bird-Watching Pros Don’t Put Seeds In Their Birdhouses; Here’s Why – House Digest
Leading U.K. birdseed provider Kennedy Wild Bird Food echoes their statement. “It is during the nesting season that birds are at their most …
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Little Black Bird Wine Bar Takes Flight in Cleveland Park – Eater DC
Other opening highlights include squash gnocchi, warm wine-braised olives, and lamb loin. The refreshed dining room at Little Black Bird. Greg Powers.
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On our wall: A bird’s eye view of metabolism
On our wall: A bird’s eye view of metabolism … To understand the biochemical basis of life, disease and death, a student must first learn how the …
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Labrador’s Sweet Friendship with Bird Found on Craigslist Is As Sweet As It Gets
Dogs are well known as one of the friendliest animals. These domesticated descendants of wolves have easily found a place as beloved members of …
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Highly pathogenic avian influenza A (H5N1) in marine mammals and seabirds in Peru
The H5N1 (clade 2.3.4.4b) virus arrived in North America in late 2021 from Eurasia and spread across the continent in wild birds, spilling over …
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Bizarre Leggy Dinosaur Could Rewrite History of Bird Evolution: Study – Business Insider
The dinosaur, named the Fujianvenator, had lower legs that were twice as long as its thighs. It may shed light on the early stages of bird …
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RSPB Scotland welcomes government consultation as a big moment for nature and people
[2] The loss of biodiversity has implications not only for wildlife itself but for people too. A review into the economics of biodiversity found …
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