Finland and Norway are facing record outbreaks of the H5N1 virus strain this year. The virus has killed thousands of seagulls and other bird species, …
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Greenwich police warn public about rise in black bear sightings – News 12 – Connecticut
Bears are attracted to bird feeders, garbage, outdoor pet food, compost piles and fruit trees. Authorities recommend removing bird feeders from …
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Concern over Europe’s wild bird populations hit by avian flu | WATTPoultry.com
As wild birds are the main source of infection with highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in domestic birds, the ongoing and widespread …
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Finland orders cull of 50,000 mink and foxes due to bird flu | Reuters
The Finnish food authority said on Tuesday it has ordered 50000 farmed mink and foxes to be culled at three fur farms hit by bird flu infections …
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CT wildlife center seeing more of these birds orphaned than ever befor – Greenwich Time
Chimney swift orphans are being cared for at a wildlife center in Connecticut as their nests fail in steamy weather.
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This Facebook Group Is Dedicated To Hilariously Bad Attempts At Photographing Birds (30 …
Not only that, but the camera can do something it shouldn’t, or you get the wrong exposure, the shot gets fuzzy, etc. ‘Crap Bird Photography’ is a …
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Plans to control gull population in Welsh seaside resort abandoned – Nation.Cymru
All wild birds, their nests, and their eggs are protected under section one of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981.
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Bird not seen in Wisconsin for 178 years spotted in Green Bay nature area
Bird watchers have flocked to the Ken Euers Nature Area in Green Bay for a look at a roseate spoonbill, a bird not seen in Wisconsin since 1845.
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Ed’s bird feeder cam – YouTube
CBS 2’s Ed Curran shares his bird feeder cam. Send us your birds at cbschicago.com/share.
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Town Shares Advice after Black Bear Sightings | Greenwich Free Press
Bears are attracted by bird feeders, garbage, outdoor pet food, compost piles, fruit trees, and berry-producing shrubs. To avoid attracting bears:.
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