Rob Sparks (back) and Colin Woolley (front) from the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies prepare for a fieldwork day to study black swifts on July 31, …
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Pete the Vet: How to protect garden birds from hunting cats | Irish Independent
… birds as prey, to be hunted and eaten. Many surveys have been carried out that demonstrate that cats can severely decimate wild bird populations.
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Bird watching that is accessible to everyone – WDIO.com
The Wisconsin Sea Grant is hosting bird events and are using guides, mobility ride, and prime locations to make birding accessible to all.
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US Undercounts Bird Flu in Cattle as Farmers Shun Testing – U.S. News & World Report
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has counted bird flu in about 190 dairy herds in 13 states since March. The virus’s jump from birds to cows …
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MusicWorks registration begins – Daily Advocate & Early Bird News
— Arts Place in Portland, Ind. will be hosting MusicWorks, a comprehensive program of music instruction for all ages. Students learn to read music, …
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Rotorua Branch – Forest and Bird
… (Blue Lake). The Tikitapu Reserve Project was started in 2002, primarily to save and protect the rare native mistletoe plants and the native birds.
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8 most powerful and dangerous birds in the wild | Times of India
Did you know some birds are so powerful and dangerous, that even going near them could be a mistake? Here we mention some of them.
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Local bird rescue provides resources for pet owners – MSN
The Parrot’s Umbrella offers resources and volunteer programs to reduce rehoming pet birds and euthanasia cases.
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Experts discuss potential spread of bird flu in Antarctica – video Dailymotion
A highly contagious strain of avian influenza has already killed millions of birds and mammals around the world. Ahead of its potential spread …
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Meet Ginger: The Wenatchee Humane Society Pet of the Week – KPQ
Upland Sandpiper. This darling little bird of the grasslands is a priority species for the WDFW as it no longer appears to breed in Washington.
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