… bird-like volume in Lishui, China. Called Lishui Airport, the 12,100-square-metre building is shaped in a bird-like form that absorbs the elevation.
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Common backyard spring birds: Spot cardinals, sparrows, finches – USA Today
Spring’s arrival means birdwatchers across the country may begin to spot migrating birds making their way back from wintering grounds.
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Art Lander’s Outdoors: A preview of Kentucky’s 2024 spring wild turkey season beginning April 13
… birds gobbling.” According to data on the KDFWR website, hunters bagged the second highest number of birds in the past 24 spring seasons in 2023 …
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Bird capture technique enhances pilot safety | News | enidnews.com
Bird strikes have long been a concern for military and civilian aviation worldwide, with these incidents capable of causing severe damage to aircraft …
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HPAI found in cows at a Cassia County dairy, officials say – YouTube
Bird flu is impacting dairy cattle in the … Bird flu in cows: KDA says no concern to commercial milk supply … After two years of raising wild boars, I …
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15 Top-Rated Squirrel-Proof Bird Feeders – House Digest
This mid-size feeder fits 5 pounds of seed and is also easy to clean, so it’s straightforward to maintain. Perky-Pet Squirrel-Be-Gone Max Bird Feeder.
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Geauga Parks hosts bird walks – Farm and Dairy
The annual Spring Bird Walk series returns to the Geauga Park District for six walks throughout April and May.
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Minister Noonan asks the public to protect our chicks over Easter – Gov.ie
… wild bird or to wilfully disturb a wild bird on or near a nest containing eggs or un-flown young birds at any time of the year. Wildlife crimes …
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Cleeve Common bird spotter celebrates 25th anniversary milestone – BBC
Arthur Ball, 84, started bird counting on Cleeve Common in the Cotswolds in 1999.
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Wild Georgia: Lights out at night to protect migrating birds
Wild Georgia columnist Charles Seabrook explains how people can help prevent migrating birds from crashing into buildings.
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