It is in fact, unlawful to cage a wild bird. In fact, it is culturally correct now to see keeping caged birds as immoral, unethical.
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After the death of wild birds from Avian flu, scientists claim that Earth is experiencing a new …
Scientists assert that Earth is going through a second ‘Silent Spring’ as a result of the dramatic decline in wild bird populations caused by the …
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Seven swans not swimming: how birdflu came to Christmas – New Statesman
… the disease has continued to spread in both farmed and wild birds alike. From puffins to hen harriers and barnacle geese, 65 UK species have …
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BirdLife SA’s Birding Big Day a soaring success | Lowvelder
BLSA promotes SA as a top-class birdwatching destination, which is vital for the long-term conservation of the country’s wild birds and their …
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Make your garden a safe haven for robins this Christmas with these expert tips | Euronews
Wildlife experts are encouraging the public to turn their gardens into safe havens for birds this winter. Among them is Sean McMenemy, director of …
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Baranyai: This year, it’s turkeys facing virus crisis | London Free Press
Pathogenic strains of bird flu are sweeping across North America and … to infected wild birds, while “free-run” turkeys are farmed indoors.
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Peregrine falcons seem merciless to their prey, but especially vulnerable when they’re nesting
These birds have been clocked diving from great heights at more than 200 miles per hour! … She enjoys taking photos of our urban wild things.
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Your Christmas Goose is Cooked | Lifestyles | eagletimes.com
The breeding range of the wild greylag goose extends across Eurasia from the … causing them to have a more upright posture than the wild birds.
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Shoppers seeking out hot deals in icy cold conditions – WSAW
Wild Birds Unlimited Manager Stephanie Anderson says, “It doesn’t appear that the cold has affected anyone much, but there’s always the last …
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