A 40-year-old man has been summoned to court for offences relating to killing or taking birds of prey. John Bryant, of West Ashby, Horncastle, …
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Backyard keepers brood over ‘vital’ bird register – Yahoo News
… birds. It follows the largest outbreak on record … However, Mr Martin-Almagro confirmed that bird flu was present in the wild bird population.
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U.S. Navy plans bombing exercises at state bird sanctuary amid community backlash
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Bird register deadline: Backyard keepers urged take ‘vital’ step – BBC News
Farmers say registration is crucial to protect the poultry population from outbreaks of bird flu.
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Calls for bird-terrorising cats to be contained to owner’s property – NZ Herald
By Checkpoint of RNZ There are calls for cute and cuddly serial killers terrorising native wildlife to be restricted to their owner’s property.
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How to get involved in the Aussie Bird Count | Maitland City Council
Help BirdLife Australia develop a greater understanding of our local birds by participating in the Aussie Bird Count from Monday 14 to Sunday 20 …
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Colts’ Zaire Franklin Calls Najee Harris ‘Soft’ After Steelers RB’s Double Bird Photo
Indianapolis Colts linebacker Zaire Franklin took a shot at Pittsburgh Steelers running back Najee Harris following the Colts’ 27-24 win on Sunday …
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Calls for bird-terrorising cats to be contained to owner’s property | RNZ News
Cats are the only animals allowed to roam free and as a result, they are creating havoc amongst bird populations, Forest and Bird says.
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‘Flappy Bird‘ flaps again after a decade – Northern Star
There are few games that have swirled up as strong a controversy as “Flappy Bird,” and the long-thought deceased legend may yet flap again in the …
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US farmers call for bird flu vaccine option – The Poultry Site
… bird flu, is testing a vaccine on five species of wild birds. The US … wild bird,” said Julianna Lenoch, a USDA wildlife disease expert.
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