Our laser bird repellents work on a principle inspired by nature. The most developed sense in birds is sight, so they perceive laser lights in the …
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Bird of the week 2024 | Northern mockingbird – Ocala Gazette
The northern mockingbird, famous for its extraordinary repertoire of songs, is the state bird of Florida and four other states. Its scientific name, …
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Blue Bird gets $80 million to convert old plant to make electric buses
Blue Bird, the iconic Georgia bus-maker, is receiving $80 million from the federal government as part of a $1.7 billion effort to convert …
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WHO urges more surveillance in bird flu fight – Vanguard News
… bird flu virus was being compromised by patchy surveillance. … The strain has led to the deaths of tens of millions of poultry, with wild birds and …
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WHO Urges More Research in Bird Flu H5N1 – Kurdistan24
It reported such virus strain led to millions of poultry deaths, including wild birds. The WHO’s head of epidemic and pandemic preparedness and …
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Wildlife Commission Announces 2024 Wild Turkey Harvest Totals – WataugaOnline.com
Wildlife Resources Commission’s (NCWRC) 2024 Wild Turkey Harvest Summary report show that hunters recorded 24,074 birds harvested statewide in 2024, …
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Underground History: It’s Getting Hot In Here | Jefferson Public Radio
You don’t have to dig very far (or even touch a shovel) to find evidence of environmental change across the globe. Braje’s book looks at wild birds …
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COVID, bird flu and other pandemic risks are still a threat to the workplace
Bird flu, or the H5N1 virus, is primarily spread between wild birds and in rare cases, can be spread to humans who had contact with sick birds …
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Stop H5N1 influenza in US cattle now – Science
The virus has infected wild birds across vast geographic regions and caused wildlife deaths in some of the world’s most biodiverse ecosystems.
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Environmental toxicologist wins funding to use feathers to test for lead exposure in birds
Each researcher will receive a grant of up to $15,000 as part of the Christine Stevens Wildlife Award, which honors AWI’s late founder and longtime …
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