Birds on opposite sides of the planet produce almost identical ‘whining’ calls when beset by parasitic birds.
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Ducks forward Strome takes flight with Pacific Airshow pilots | NHL.com
NHL veteran gets bird’s-eye view of home arena, plenty more.
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Trained hawk stolen from SoFi Stadium found, 1 still missing – NBC Los Angeles
The hawks went missing Sept. 28 after a two-seat motorized cart, with the two birds on board, was stolen from the lake area outside the Inglewood …
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2025 Australian bird of the year voting is open! Here’s how to vote – video – The Guardian
If you watch closely, you might be able to work out which bird Matilda Boseley is supporting this year.
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45th Annual Bird Mart kicks off in Central Point
– The 45th annual Bird Mart flew into the Jackson County Expo on Sunday. Every year, the Northwest Bird Club puts on the market to sell birds to local …
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Different bird species understand anti-cuckoo warning calls – Semafor
Birds of different species can understand each other’s alarm calls warning of cuckoos. Brood parasites such as cuckoos lay their eggs in other …
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Bluebird Bounce Back – Nebraskaland Magazine
Eastern phoebe bird. … Published 10 times per year, Nebraskaland Magazine highlights the wildlife, wild places, outdoor recreation opportunities, …
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Migratory Bird Festival at Amuseum Naturalis 9am to Noon Saturday, October 11th.
… Bird Bingo and the Bird Habitat Scavenger hunt. These activities were adapted specifically for the Caribbean, featuring local birds and nature.
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Flock of birds culled in commercial poultry premises due to suspected bird flu – Extra.ie
Today’s top videos. STORY CONTINUES BELOW. To date in 2025, there have been 41 cases of bird flu detected in wild birds across the country …
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HMBC: Bird Parasitism—A Fight in the Feathers – Five Rivers – NYSDEC
HMBC: Bird Parasitism—A Fight in the Feathers. This is one of a series of monthly indoor presentations from the Hudson-Mohawk Bird Club (HMBC).
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