In the last column, I wrote about birders “chasing a bird,” which means going out of our way to see a rare or unusual bird.
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Bird News
How To Keep Squirrels Off Your Bird Feeder – Southern Living
And, you know, sunflower seeds, squirrels absolutely love. And so do birds. But what they do with these, is they infuse, the sunflower meats with …
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It’s In Your Nature: Beautiful lands, but declining birds – Times News
The spring bird movement north is finished, but I still had high hopes of adding a bird or two to my 2025 Carbon County bird list.
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Report on a Threatening Bird – The Ely Echo
A bird feeder has been removed to prevent attracting the birds to the area. We discussed redwing blackbirds and their habits, trying to determine …
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State veterinarian says bird flu risk low ahead of Stutsman County Fair – Jamestown Sun
Andress said that flocks of waterfowl are the most common carrier of bird flu because they congregate together more than song birds or other migratory …
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Wellington Bird Rehabilitation Trust founder Craig Shepherd to keep security licence despite …
The founder of a bird rehabilitation centre and owner of a security company will be allowed to keep his security licence despite being convicted …
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Agriculture Victoria declares end of H7N8 avian influenza outbreak – ABC News
The outbreak meant hundreds of thousands of birds had to be euthanised, while zones were set up that restricted the movement of birds, bird products …
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Hawk Grabs Dog, Won’t Let Go, Until Her Owner Steps In – iHeartDogs.com
In fact, Cecilia suspects the bird might even be a trained pet due to its unusual behavior. Since then, the family has remained hyper-vigilant …
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Larry Bird saw no benefit in playing 3-on-3 – Basketball Network
“When I’m out there by myself, what I’m doing is practicing my rhythm. You can play three on three for an hour and a half, and you’ll possibly take …
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Hiromi Kawakami’s Under The Eye Of The Big Bird asks what being human really means
Under The Eye Of The Big Bird. By Hiromi Kawakami, translated by Asa Yoneda Fiction/Granta/Paperback/288 pages/$29.95.
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