… bird flu virus in wetlands frequented by waterfowl. Wild birds represent a significant reservoir of avian influenza virus. While some viral …
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Watch: ‘World’s most dangerous bird‘ emerges from ocean in Australia, stunning beachgoers
“We’re not sure how long this animal was in the water or why it went for a swim but the footage is astonishing,” Australian wildlife officials …
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Avian influenza is on the rise. Here’s what Oklahoma State University researchers advise
… wild birds don’t share food or water and preventing contact with wild birds. “For instance, if I’m a duck hunter, I don’t want to be bringing …
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Avian flu: Do not handle sick or dead waterfowl, hunters should take precautions – AOL.com
Nov. 14—Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) has been circulating in wild birds in North America since December 2021 and continues to be …
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New deep learning AI tool helps ecologists monitor rare birds through their songs – Phys.org
“With ECOGEN, you can address this gap by creating new instances of bird sounds to support AI models. Essentially, for species with limited wild …
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More birds are being shot: Tucson Wildlife Center sees spike in patients – KGUN 9
The wildlife hospital says most birds die when they get shot, but when they survive, they face a long recovery to be able to be released.
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Non-native species likely to continue spreading in North America, Australia and Europe
In the new study, Häkkinen’s team predicted which of the world’s terrestrial regions are most likely to be colonized by 833 naturalized plants, birds …
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Bird of Century: Pūteketeke wins NZ poll after campaign by John Oliver – BBC News
Fewer than 3,000 of the native birds are estimated to remain in the wild. The Bird of the Year contest has run for almost two decades, but this …
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9 of the Largest Eagles in the World – Animals | HowStuffWorks
Many thought it was impossible, but we knew food for eagles — fresh and saltwater fish, cuttlefish, rabbis, hares and wild birds — was plentiful.
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Tucson Wildlife Center sees spike in birds being shot – YouTube
The Tucson Wildlife Center said there has been an increase this year of birds being shot.
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