Jim Wilson is a wildlife writer, broadcaster, tour leader, and former chairman of BirdWatch Ireland. He has been involved in the study and …
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Biologists Witness First-Ever Instance of Baby Hummingbirds Acting Like Caterpillars as a Defense
… wild. More on Green Matters. New Yorker Sets up … Hummingbird Wind Chimes Are Ideal for Attracting Native Birds — and Amazon Has One for a.
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Drive against harm to wildlife intensifies – Chinadaily.com.cn
Police in China have investigated more than 7000 criminal cases of harm to birds and other wild animals so far this year, capturing more than …
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What Will We Lose if Oil and Gas Drilling Expands in Arctic? – Earthjustice
A warming Arctic threatens wildlife, birds, and fish – and also people. Alaska Native people, in particular, face new threats to their food …
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Why are red-winged blackbirds spending more time around feeders? – Sun Journal
Those storms apparently caused a lot of birds to have failed nests — especially ground nesters like wild turkeys — but it set up a great growing …
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Bird tests positive for West Nile Virus in Wawa | Sault Star
APH does not accept dead birds. Anyone who finds a dead bird on their property can contact Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative for information about …
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Over 200 animals seized from bird sanctuary in Arizona – 12News
… Wild Avian Sanctuary. Braastad shared that the sanctuary has been operational for about 30 years, taking in injured and orphaned birds. However …
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Speaker Series to feature ‘Carolina Wild!’ at Landrum Library | The Tryon Daily Bulletin
“This program aims to introduce participants to the native mammals, reptiles and amphibians, fish, insects, and birds of South Carolina, while …
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How a ‘blended’ bird family helped sandhill crane chicks thrive in DuPage – Daily Herald
When the two crane chicks arrived at the DuPage Wildlife Conservation Center last spring, they had been separated from their parent, who had a …
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