Boston Celtics frontcourt luminary Larry Bird was a master of talking trash on the parquet, but could back it up with his play.
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Boy, aged three, contracts H5N1 bird flu – The Star
Among the six human cases of H5N1 bird flu this year were five children, one of whom had died, and an adult. All patients reportedly had a history of …
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BIRD CALLS ON MALADINA TO BE SIDELINED – Post Courier
Governor of East Sepik Province Allan Bird has today expressed his deep embarrassment at the arrest of Petroleum Minister Jimmy
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3-year-old boy in Cambodia contracts H5N1 bird flu – Khmer Times
The ministry said bird flu still threatens people’s health, particularly children, urging people not to eat ill or dead poultry. From 2003 to date …
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Experts warn H5N1 bird flu strain ‘likely’ to arrive in Australia in spring and could put … – Dailymotion
Australia is already dealing with one form of bird flu, and now ecologists are warning that another deadly strain could soon reach our shores.
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Bird upside down ‘a nonevent’ – The Durango Herald
The article on the bird hanging upside down in the alley of downtown Durango seems typical of the journalism present in most media coverage of a …
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Endangered parrots trade the tropics for Los Angeles’ asphalt jungles – YouTube
Wild parrots find new home in Southern California after nearly going extinct in Mexico … The Secret Routes of Migratory birds | Documentary.
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‘As I Stood There, a Bird Watcher in Full Regalia Paused Next to Me’ – The New York Times
Looking up in Inwood Hill Park, talking hip-hop on Bleecker Street and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
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In A First for Maharashtra, 20 Captive-Bred, Critically Endangered Vultures Ready for … – News18
These magnificent birds of prey were artificially hatched at Haryana’s Bir Shikargaha Wildlife Sanctuary in Pinjore, which houses India’s oldest …
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Ice sheets in West Antarctica melting faster than in East, reason may lie in the origin story
Wild birds have ‘episodic’ advanced memory skills. Researchers from the University of Cambridge and the University of East Anglia conducted a first …
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