“We wanted to find out the true risk of wild birds to food safety,” said the study’s lead author, Austin Spence. “If it’s the size of a quarter …
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Are Staten Island turkeys being tested for bird flu? – SILive.com
While bird flu can spread quickly among wild birds and poultry, state officials claim the risk to humans remains low.
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This rare, intelligent species of crow is taking flight in Hawaii again
Facing extinction in the wild, Hawaiian crows were brought into captivity to save them. · The birds being released on Maui are a year old, making them …
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Are cats at risk of bird flu? What pet owners can do to protect their cats – WHYY
Veterinary expert Dr. Stephen Cole discusses the risks of bird flu in cats and how pet owners can prevent exposure.
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MSPCA column: Be mindful of wild birds when letting your dogs go on the beach
Most dog owners would not intentionally harm wild birds, but our winter visitors are being adversely affected by unintentional disturbance from …
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Flaco’s Environmental Legacy | Sierra Club
An owl’s death underscores the hazards faced by wild birds, especially in an urban setting. … For others still, he was a non-native who posed a threat …
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T-Birds Top ‘Tips – OurSports Central
Other Recent Seattle Thunderbirds Stories · T-Birds Top ‘Tips · T-Birds Edged in OT by Wild · T-Birds Streak Ends in Portland · T-Birds Tame Wild in …
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Forest officials seize carcasses of wild animals, chainsaws | The Arunachal Times
ITANAGAR, 22 Feb: Officials of the Sagalee forest division seized carcasses of birds and wildlife, and chainsaws from several light motor vehicles …
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Schueneman Returns to Duty, Leads T-Birds Past Penguins – Springfield Thunderbirds
Colten Ellis faced a much heavier workload at the other goal crease, as Wilkes-Barre/Scranton uncorked 13 shots at the Springfield cage. The T-Birds‘ …
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Eagles, hawks perched on power poles more likely to be shot than electrocuted, according to study
New research from wildlife biologists shows that poachers play a bigger role in the deaths of eagles, hawks, and other birds of prey in the West …
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