I can recall bitter cold days, unusually warm days, pouring rain, sleet, light snow and blustery snow squalls. Once a date is set far in advance, it …
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For the Birds: Weather can’t dampen the fun of Christmas Bird Count, by Chris Bosak
I can recall bitter cold days, unusually warm days, pouring rain, sleet, light snow and blustery snow squalls. Once a date is set far in advance, it …
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Christmas bird count to be Jan. 1 at Muscatatuck – The Republic News
SEYMOUR — The National Audubon Society annual Christmas Bird Count will be at the Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge in Seymour on Thursday, …
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North Bay bird watchers record 37 different species during count
Nipissing Naturalists Club North Bay once again participated in the Christmas Bird Count. The club reported a total of 37 different species.
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Alberta animal welfare agency says dog that tested positive for avian flu dead | Health News
The ASPCA says domestic animals, including pets, can contract bird flu through contact with or by ingesting infected wild birds. It is reminding …
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Forget elf on the shelf – these Aussie birds are perfect for the festive season – The Guardian
Magpie on a mince pie anyone? Festive Aussie Birds.
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Alberta animal welfare agency says dog that tested positive for avian flu dead
The ASPCA says domestic animals, including pets, can contract bird flu through contact with or by ingesting infected wild birds. It is reminding …
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“Larry could go to the hood and he wouldn’t be the last one picked” – Reggie Miller claims …
Indiana Pacers icon Reggie Miller feels that Boston Celtics legend Larry Bird could survive basketball in the hood.
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Alberta animal welfare agency says dog that tested positive for avian influenza dead
The ASPCA says that domestic animals, including pets, can contract bird flu through contact with or by ingesting infected wild birds. It is …
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Coming In from the cold: How the last ice age shaped birds and us – Santa Fe New Mexican
Jay Cooney is a naturalist at Wild Birds Unlimited of Santa Fe.
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