The birds arrived with clipped wing feathers, a common practice in wild bird trafficking to prevent flight and facilitate their use as pets. Six …
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How best to provide water for wild birds and insects – Yahoo
That’s why it’s a good idea to provide wild animals and birds with water all year round, says biologist Ursula Bauer from German animal welfare …
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Critically endangered dove chicks in Brazil reared in part by Toledo Zoo | The Blade
… wild birds. The three dove chicks prove the collaborative rearing process a success, officials said. They will remain in their aviary in Brazil at …
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68000 birds, including kiwi, are killed every night by predators – Stuff
… native birds killed annually. Major brands have removed kiwi logos to raise awareness of native species decline, in a campaign backed by celebrities.
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Key detail caught on front yard security footage sparks alarm: ‘Will do you harm’
… birds from forests into neighbouring suburbs. Filmed at Mission Beach … wild bird’s ‘bold behaviour’. The media could not be loaded, either …
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Your guide to outdoor fun: Top tips from the Countryside Code | The Wildlife Trusts
To find out more about the Countryside Code visit www.thecountrysidecode.org.uk. 30 Days Wild. Related blog posts. Blog. A history of birds and place.
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Peacocks terrorising village renowned for its Spitfire pilots history – The Telegraph
“I’ve spoken to environmental health about them, but they say they’re wild birds, just like pigeons. I had to point out that they are definitely …
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Tiny hummingbirds help draw attention to overall decline in birds | VailDaily.com
Colorado Parks & Wildlife added broad-tailed hummingbirds to the 2025 Species of Greatest Conservation Need. Jeremiah Psiropoulos/Courtesy photo. A …
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Iowa Homeowners Warned: Don’t Disturb Bird Nests or Face Fines – K92.3
In Iowa, all wild bird nests, along with eggs and birds, are actually classified as protected nongame wildlife. In other words, no, you cannot …
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