… bird extinction in the Caribbean over the last several thousand years. An estimated 12% of all Caribbean birds have gone extinct since the arrival …
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Cockatoo Gives Husky Brother an Impromptu ‘Cleaning’ Like the Best Little Groomer
Martin the Cockatoo is the only bird in the house, and with four dog brothers, things get interesting. With so much pup energy around, sometimes …
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T-Birds Shoot Past Spokane – Seattle Thunderbirds – CHL
Wild. OHL. official site of the OHL · Colts · Steelheads · Bulldogs · Otters … Coster Dunn added a hat trick as the T-Birds opened a three game …
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Turkey producers bracing for spring migration, hoping bird flu stays away | News | willmarradio.com
…Jake Vlaminck of Fahlun Farms near Blomkest says he’s installed lasers to scare away the wild birds…he says other turkey growers have used …
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Birds of Connecticut – National Audubon Society
But only when a tree was felled and left on the forest floor did a Ruffed Grouse appear and make a nest in the remains! This bird’s population drastic …
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Local Birds of Florida – National Audubon Society
More than 500 migratory, year-round, and wintering bird species call the Sunshine State home. From the endemic Florida Scrub-Jay to the iconic …
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Erbil to Host First-Ever Flower and Bird Festival – Kurdistan24
… pet care. “For the first time, a Flower and Bird Festival with participation from several nurseries across the Kurdistan Region and Iraq, along …
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Our buildings kill birds. What can Coloradans do about it? – Rocky Mountain PBS
Every year a billion birds die in the U.S. from building collisions. The problem is most severe during spring and fall migration.
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Why don’t all birds fly? – Live Science
Why don’t some birds, like penguins, ostriches and kiwis, take to the skies?
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Broomfield Bird Club selects scholarship recipient
With a scholarship from the Broomfield Bird Club, student Maylin Hewing will get to attend a week-long birding camp this summer.
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