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Avian Flu Detected in Apex Predators – Grand View Outdoors
Wild birds including migrating ducks and geese have been found dead, along with raptors including a bald eagle. Wildlife officials believe mammals …
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News: Avoid sick and dead birds when out and about over Easter
There have been larger and more frequent outbreaks of avian influenza or ‘bird flu’ in wild birds and poultry flocks than previously experienced …
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How to prevent birds from crashing into your windows – Bangor Daily News
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service estimates between 388 and 988 million birds die each year after flying into window glass.
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Brazil remains free of bird flu, tests find – The Brazilian Report
… turkeys, ducks, and geese, and has killed thousands of wild birds. For Brazilian poultry farmers, the health emergency is a major opportunity.
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Bird flu makes first appearance this year in Minnesota – CBS News
With the outbreak entering its second year, and the spring migratory season for wild birds looming, there is no end in sight.
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Discover The Top 12 Largest Flying Birds in the United States by Wingspan – AZ Animals
It is the largest of the two American crane species, and the tallest species of bird native to the United States. Like most cranes it sustains …
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‘Owen’ the Faneuil Hall owl is a free bird again
“Owen” the Faneuil Hall owl was rehabbed for rodenticide poisoning and released back into the wild.
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Can cities make room for woodpeckers? Researchers say wildlife corridors could … – ScienceDaily
Wildlife habitat in congested places is becoming increasingly … Pileated woodpeckers are crow-sized birds with colorful red crests and striking …
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New set of wings: Red-tailed hawk dies after 23 years at Wild for Life rehab center | WLOS
Ambassador Row at Wild for Life in Asheville is looking a bit empty these days. The enclosures where two special birds once lived are now vacant.
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