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Avian flu: More than 3M birds affected in Canada amid global outbreak – National
Sent to your email, every week. Avian influenza can infect multiple species of domestic chickens, turkeys, quails and guinea fowl as well as wild and …
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Birds of a Feather Watch Together: This Weekend is Annual Great Backyard Bird Count | KNSI
(KNSI) – For bird lovers, this weekend is the big game. Cornell Lab of Ornithology and the National Audubon So…
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Improper bird feeder care may spread diseases in Northern Michigan, experts suggest
One way people connect is by feeding birds. New reports show improper care of bird feeders can lead to the spreading of disease. We’re breaking …
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New tricks show how a bird-like dinosaur actually walked – Futurity
Researchers have developed a new way to visualize how ancient animals moved as they roamed the Earth—starting with a bird-like dinosaur’s sickle- …
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Bird Flu Found in Gage County – Fairbury Journal News
Wild birds can carry the virus without becoming sick, while domesticated birds can become very sick and die. Symptoms of HPAI in poultry include: a …
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Margaret Fowle and Rosemary Malfi: Let’s talk about the birds and the bees – VTDigger
In addition to managed honeybees, Vermont is home to ~350 wild bee species. … Now is the time to protect bees, birds, wildlife, and each other. Urge …
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Did The City Of Manistee Really Just Ban Bird Feeders?
No Birds or Wild Animals in Downtown Manistee … During their most recent city meeting, councilors in Manistee pushed through a new ordinance that will …
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He Made a Phone That Plays Birdsong in 2016. Why is It Just Now Catching Eyes?
Portrait of David Schulman outside in front of one of his bird phones.
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National Nestbox Week: How to choose and install a bird box – Your Thurrock
RSPCA wildlife expert Evie Button said: “Sadly, habitat loss means there are fewer natural nesting spots for our beloved wild birds today. But the …
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