Bird flu is the main factor for a decline in turkey meat supply this November and a reason why cooking Thanksgiving dinner could be more …
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Pacific Northwest garden tips to create a bird habitat – Kitsap Sun
Helping beleaguered birds through winter. Ann Lovejoy. Special to the Kitsap Sun. A white-crowned sparrow perches on a garden trellis during a rain …
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H5N1 bird flu cases are on the rise in Europe. How concerned should you be?
Avian influenza virus cases tend to rise during the colder months, as is the case with human influenza.
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Welcoming the Pine Siskin to My Backyard Bird Feeder – Instagram
Welcoming a new diner to my bird feeder. Say hello to my little friend, the Pine Siskin. I guess this little@one is considered irruptive winter …
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Bird flu has picked up speed – and may no longer be containable
According to a new study, an evolutionary shift around 2020 helped the bird flu virus adapt better to wild birds.
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Rare bird sightings highlight prime fall and winter wildlife viewing at Pea Island National …
A string of rare bird sightings on the Outer Banks is catching the attention of wildlife watchers and highlighting why fall and winter are prime …
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Border Collie ‘With Many Things To Do’ Clears Her Schedule To Comfort Her Kitten Friend
How to Protect Cat from Bird Flu5 Common Dog and Cat AilmentsIs My Cat Depressed? … As pet parents know, those early days and weeks can feel …
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Devon Walker-Figueroa embraces the ‘odd bird‘ that is ‘Lazarus Species,’ her new poetry …
Walker-Figueroa spoke with VCU News about her “odd bird of a book” and its meshwork of themes. With such a broad array of influences, how did you pull …
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Want to know where that bird is? Give me a ring! – Woking News and Mail
If you’ve spotted a wild bird with a ring around its leg, you may have wondered who put it there, when and why. · Bird ringing – also known as banding …
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Why We’re Seeing More Bird Flu Infections Earlier – AgWeb
Rebecca Eifert Joniskan, president of the Indiana State Poultry Association, says the disease has arrived earlier than “usual” as wild birds spread …
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