The threatened karearea, New Zealand’s fastest bird, was crowned Bird of the Year. There are between roughly 5000 to 8000 karearea left.
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Kārearea NZ falcon crowned 2025 Bird of the Year – 1News
… Bird chief executive Nicola Toki told Breakfast more than 75,000 votes … The kārearea New Zealand falcon has taken out the top spot in the 20th …
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Changing Australia: Mignon McHendrie and keeping wildlife safe – ABC listen
Every day, Mignon McHendrie’s phone runs hot with calls for help to save injured wildlife. After finding a severely injured bird 30 years ago …
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ATSB finalises Long Ranger Bird Strike Report – Australian Flying
… bird and praised his actions after the collision. “The pilot had limited opportunity to detect the bird as they were looking down and to the left …
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New Zealand Bird of the Year: High-speed kārearea falcon wins 2025 prize – BBC
The New Zealand falcon has been crowned the winner of the country’s annual Bird of the Year competition, taking 21% of the valid votes.
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Threatened kārearea falcon wins New Zealand’s 2025 bird of the year – The Guardian
The country’s fastest bird has taken out the top prize in a scandal-free year for the annual poll.
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Mysterious falcon wins wild award – News | InDaily, Inside South Australia
Feathers have flown in an annual bird election as a passionate fandom declared a mysterious falcon its 2025 winner.
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96th Annual Bradford Pumpkin Show – Daily Advocate & Early Bird News
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Life Hack: How to stop mice from eating bird food — and the foods to add to add to repel rodents
There’s a noticeable drop in temperatures lately and with winter approaching many of us will be leaving seed out for wild birds who may struggle to …
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