In the spring and summer, northern New York fills with breeding birds returning from the tropics and other southern wintering locations. Bicknell’s …
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Lady Bird Lake treated for toxic algae | kvue.com
Crews have finished treating Lady Bird Lake for toxic blue-green algae. Author: kvue.com. Published: 5:28 PM CDT July 11, 2023.
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Birds have learned to use ‘anti-bird‘ spikes to build their nests – Sky News
Birds are stealing the spikes designed to stop them nesting on buildings and using them to build their own nests – behaviour researchers describe …
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Beloved macaws vanish in SW Miami-Dade; family desperate for bird bandit’s capture
SOUTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) – A family in Southwest Miami-Dade is seeking assistance from the community to track down a heartless bird …
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Milwaukee County Zoo’s new Backyard Bird Walk teaches conservation
The new exhibit, with displays showing how people can help backyard birds, will open at the Milwaukee County Zoo on Aug. 1.
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Citizen science surveys reveal massive marine bird deaths in North America
“This is truly a global data set that asked a global-sized question: Does a warming world significantly impact marine birds, among the top predators …
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Avian flu vigilance high as reports of dead seabirds increase | NatureScot
This deadly form of the virus originated in poultry in East Asia, and then spread to wild birds. It is a new human pressure on our wildlife – we …
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Avian influenza killing far fewer birds this year | National | gazettextra.com
DULUTH, Minn. — The strain of highly pathogenic avian influenza that ravaged wild birds and some mammals across Minnesota and Wisconsin in spring …
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NY: FEDS HUNT THOSE WHO STOLE THREATENED BIRD EGGS | CNN – WFMZ
NY: A search is on for the person or persons who stole eggs from a nest of a rare species of bird on Far Rockaway Beach..
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Birds have learned to use our ‘anti-bird‘ spikes to protect their own nests: ‘The ultimate adaptation’
Dutch biologists who analysed the nest say the birds may have pulled as many as 50m (150ft) of anti-bird pins from the eaves, and appear to have used …
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