The Conservation Officer Service is asking homeowners in the Port McNeill area to ensure their garbage, pet food and bird seed are securely stored …
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Bird News
Montgomery rolls out new rules for scooters
At the request of the city council, Bird, the electric scooter company, has issued new local requirements for riding its scooters.
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EcoBird 14.5 is a Contact Bird Repellent – Pest Control Technology
EcoBird 14.5, featuring Roth Chemical’s EPA-registered methyl anthranilate proprietary formula, shoots a stream of bird repellent like a can of …
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Seattle Storm to retire Sue Bird’s No. 10 jersey on Sunday – King 5 News
Bird spent her entire career with Seattle after being drafted No. 1 overall by the Storm in 2002.
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Early Bird Registration For 70th Atomic City Invitational Ends At 5 P.M. Today
Go to www.lagolfassociation.org for details and to register. The early bird entry fee is $275 per player and runs through 5 p.m. June…
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The Best Nest Materials To Leave Out For Birds – House Digest
Birds can’t always differentiate between “safe” wild animal fur and pet fur. Dryer lint is not considered safe either due to the chemicals in the …
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Flag with Sue Bird’s number raised on Space Needle on ‘perfect Seattle day’
Sue Bird stood alone and pulled ropes that raised a giant 14-by-22-foot flag with her No. 10 to tip off a weekend of celebrations culminating with …
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South suburbs natives open pet supply franchise in La Grange – Chicago Tribune
The store stocks food for both small and large pets as well as habitats for birds, dog collars and litter boxes. Live pets, including ferrets, guinea …
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Ancient Bird Bones May Have Been Fashioned Into Flutes – Gizmodo
12,000-year-old bird bones found in the far north of Israel may have been used as instruments by prehistoric humans to lure more birds to their …
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Philippine Eagle Week: Unabated forest destruction killing national bird
MANILA, Philippines — A pair of Philippine Eagles need 4,000 to 11,000 hectares of forest land to thrive in the wild, but based on government data …
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