Birds, including a bright red male cardinal, gather at a feeder in Nashville, Tennessee, in winter. Birds may come to depend on a human-provided …
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Dog survives cliff plunge while chasing bird at beauty spot – Wales Online
A family walk turned to horror when two-year-old pet dog Rowan chased a bird straight off the edge of a 20-metre-high cliff.
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H5N1 bird flu strain spreading to other mammals across U.S. – CBS News
A new strain of bird flu has been found in other mammals in the U.S., stoking fears humans could be next. Dr. Richard Webby, a faculty member in …
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Why Is the Dodo Bird Extinct? – Green Matters
Why is the dodo bird extinct? The dodo bird, native to the island of Mauritius, went extinct primarily due to humans.
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CVJV 2022 Conservation Partnership Award Highlights Bird Habitat Efforts
The Central Valley Joint Venture (CVJV) recently recognized the California Rice Commission with the 2022 Conservation Partnership Award.
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Chickens kept in gardens will have to be registered under planned new rules | Bird flu
The law would apply to people who have back yard chickens, birds of prey and pigeon fanciers, but would not affect pet birds always kept inside a …
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Indian Villager Lives with Crane He Rescued from Death: ‘I Can’t Imagine Life Without Him’
After a sarus crane was found injured on his farm, Arif Gurjar and his family nursed it back to health last year. Since then the 5-feet-tall bird …
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Dog’s death-defying cliff plunge at Gloucestershire beauty spot while chasing bird
A family walk in Gloucestershire turned to horror when two-year-old pet dog Rowan chased a bird straight off the edge of a 20-metre-high cliff.
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This Man In UP Has A Sarus As A Pet – IndiaWest
The Sarus is a wild bird under the Wildlife Protection Act. “The bird was bleeding profusely in its right leg and was in a lot of pain.
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Brawling in the Bird World – Boothbay Register
Birds usually avoid such aggressive physical fighting through ritualized behaviors and singing. Courtesy of Jeff Wells.
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