A highly pathogenic version of avian influenza virus, commonly referred to as bird flu, was detected in wild birds in the United States in early …
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Best binoculars for bird-watching 2025 – Live Science
Best overall bird-watching binoculars · Leica Noctivid 10×42 on a fence post. The Leica Noctivid 10×42 binoculars sport a patented, hard-wearing outer …
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‘Stop feeding the turkeys’ Angry birds harassing Appleton police, residents
To help prevent further issues, police are asking residents to avoid feeding wild turkeys.
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Storm legend Sue Bird elected into Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame | The Seattle Times
Sue Bird’s place among the basketball greats was never in doubt, and Saturday she got the call to cement her legacy in the Naismith Memorial …
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With 8.7m birds dead, B.C. farmers assess avian flu toll, and worry about what’s next
… birds culled at hundreds of farms. Farmers and scientists also worry what the next migration of wild birds will bring this year. Some farmers …
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The Subantarctic: wild islands far south of New Zealand | The Week
Our first dose of the region’s “rawness” was the Snares Islands, a “ragged” archipelago home to several endemic bird species including the yellow- …
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Don’t Overlook These Common Mistakes When Making DIY Bird Suet – House Digest
“However, like seeds or nectar, suet should be viewed as a complement to native plants, which provide not only food but also shelter, protection, and …
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As spring sets in, IDNR issues reminder to avoid handling wild animals and birds
This includes protection of eggs, nests and feathers. Migratory birds are also protected by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service through the Migratory …
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Why garden birds would love some POTATO this spring – InYourArea
The beautiful spring weather heralds the most important time of year for wildlife – nesting season. The first sign is birds flying in and out of a …
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Pilot study to examine impact of releasing non-native gamebirds in Cairngorms National Park
A GWCT spokesperson is quoted in The Ferret article: “The pilot project to begin looking at the numbers of gamebirds released within the Cairngorms …
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