A record 39000 birds are overwintering on Wallasea island wetlands thanks to soil transported from London tunnels.
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Land-use changes threaten the safety net for birds – Nature
Alterations in land use are found to leave bird communities with fewer backup species for key ecological roles, making ecosystems vulnerable to …
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Tennessee farm swaps Thanksgiving tradition for turkey snuggles
… bird relaxed and drifted off in her arms. … The Gentle Barn is also offering a special Thanksgiving visit where people can feed and pet the birds.
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Washington Patient Dies After Rare Bird Flu Infection – Pulmonology Advisor
A rare bird flu virus has claimed the life of a Washington state resident, making it the first known human case of this specific strain in the US.
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TWRA Releases 2025 Wild Turkey Summer Survey Results – TN.gov
Birds · Mammals · Reptiles · Amphibians · Fish · Wildlife Rehabilitator List … Survey participants help the TWRA monitor the state’s wild turkey …
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Global bird study reveals declining ecosystem resilience | University of Cambridge
A variety of bird species play key roles in supporting the ecosystems that we rely on, yet we are damaging habitat quality and thus the potential for …
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Melissa Clark says ‘season your bird ahead’ and other Thanksgiving tips – YouTube
New York Times food reporter and recipe columnist Melissa Clark joins Morning Joe to share advice and recipes for your Thanksgiving meal.
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Happy Thanksgiving from the Chukar Grounds – Flathead Beacon
Bird hunting can be humbling and exhilarating, often compressing these extremes in a weekend or day, or even brief moments between shots.
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GTF: No, bird flu won’t really impact your Thanksgiving dinner – KOCO
Our partners at PolitiFact help you ‘Get the Facts’ on what bird flu is actually doing, and how you can still safely enjoy your Thanksgiving …
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The bird people of Lake Manchar: surviving in a vanishing oasis | Pollution | The Guardian
… bird tethered to the end, which he uses as a decoy to trap wild birds. There was a time when Lake Manchar teemed with life. In the 1930s, more than …
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