A motorcycle racer turned TV presenter paid a surprise visit to an award-winning country store’s café this weekend. Staff at Hall Farm Wild Bird …
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Neanderthal cooking skills put to the test with birds and stone tools | New Scientist
In an effort to understand ancient Neanderthal food preparation techniques, researchers butchered five wild birds using flint stone tools and …
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Neanderthals ate birds. But how? – Popular Science
To build it, the team collected five wild birds that had died of natural causes from the Wildlife Ecology, Rehabilitation and Surveillance Centre in …
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Community helps return pet bird to owner after Fourth of July scare – YouTube
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Flightless no more: Vets to learn ‘imping’ techniques – Bangalore Mirror
In the wild, a flightless bird can succumb to a predator or starvation. … Wildlife Veterinarian at PfA Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Centre.
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Colorado requiring dairies to test milk for bird flu – The Hill
Colorado will require dairies to test their milk supplies for bird flu every week, the state Department of Agriculture announced.
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The Ethics of Playback: Using Recorded Birdsong To Attract Birds – Emagazine.com
Dear EarthTalk: Is it ethical for birders to use “playback” to see birds? —P.L., via email. Birders and wildlife photographers can become frustrated …
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Bird photos from San Diego area – Schulenburg Sticker
Its migration region covers from southern Oregon to the Pacific coast of Mexico. These birds are not seen in Texas.PHOTO 2 – This Hooded Oriole is a …
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