Larry Bird’s legendary trash talk still echoes decades later.
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‘Essential’ to nature: Why native plants matter to birds and insects | News, Sports, Jobs
Native plants are more than just part of the scenery. They’re the backbone of functioning ecosystems — especially for native birds and insects.
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This $26 Amazon Bird Bath Doubles as a Feeder – Better Homes & Gardens
Jumpstart your birdwatching journey the easy way: by bringing the birds to you. Thanks to this $26 Dream Garden bird bath, you can score a …
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Kangra doctor records 2 new bird species for first time in state – The Tribune
In a major breakthrough for Himalayan ornithology, Dr Abhinav Chaudhary — a noted birder and dermatologist from Kangra — has recorded two bird …
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SIGN: Help Stop the Sale of Birds in New York Pet Stores
Sign our petition to help pass a bill that would ban the sale of birds in retail pet stores across New York.
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Watch Live: Get a bird’s eye view of Chicago’s NASCAR road course
Both the Xfinity Series and the Cup Series will hold races around the 12-turn circuit over the weekend, and now you can catch a bird’s eye view of the …
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Guided bird hike | Local News | hometownsource.com
Join Washington County Parks on a guided bird hike at Lake Elmo Park Reserve (1515 Keats Ave. N., Lake Elmo) Saturday, July 12, 9-10:30 a.m..
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Largest group of flamingos in a decade spotted in Florida Everglades – Tampa Bay Times
Mark Ian Cook, a wildlife and scientific photographer, wrote on Facebook that he saw the group of 115 birds late last week.
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Sue Bird to become first WNBA player honored with statue as Seattle Storm set to unveil in August
NBA News: Seattle Storm will honour WNBA legend Sue Bird with a statue outside Climate Pledge Arena on August 17, a historic first for the league.
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Bird Rock parade goes West for Fourth of July – San Diego Union-Tribune
These Bird Rock Fourth of July parade participants hitched their wagon to the “Wild Wild West” theme along Beaumont Avenue. (Sharon Hinckley).
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