Harold Dennis Dickie Bird MBE OBE, one of the most famous umpires in cricket, has died at the age of 92; his home county Yorkshire said he leaves …
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Bird flu alert after virus found in wildlife at Cork’s Lough attraction | Irish Independent
The public have been urged to avoid contact with wild birds at one of Cork’s most popular leisure spots after cases of Avian Flu have been …
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Former cricket umpire Harold ‘Dickie’ Bird dies aged 92 | South China Morning Post
Bird was one of the most respected officials in the game, and stood in 66 Tests and 69 one-day internationals.
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First bird flu outbreak since 2022 found in Allegan County – WOODTV.com
“HPAI is a highly contagious virus that can be spread in various ways from flock to flock, including by wild birds, through contact with infected …
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Harold ‘Dickie’ Bird, umpiring great, dies aged 92 | ESPNcricinfo
Bird’s idiosyncrasies would become part of his appeal, including his famously anxious attitude to timekeeping. Having made his umpiring debut in May …
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Legendary Test cricket umpire Dickie Bird dies | UK News
Legendary cricket umpire Dickie Bird has died aged 92, Yorkshire County Cricket Club has said. In a statement, the club said: “It is with profound …
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Former cricket umpire Dickie Bird dies aged 92 – Al Jazeera
Bird, whose eccentric and humorous character endeared him to cricket fans worldwide, was as popular as the players.
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30 years of conservation: Celebrating our Ukrainian Partner’s legacy – BirdLife International
USPB was founded in the mid-1990s by a small group of ornithologists and bird lovers with a shared vision: to protect Ukraine’s wild birds during a …
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Tale of the black-bellied whistling duck – SANIBEL-CAPTIVA – Island
To put it in simple terms, as wild birds they are extremely friendly. They are presently thriving in urban, suburban and exurban settings, not …
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Bird flu prompts slaughter of thousands of South Dakota turkeys
The USDA says it is common for detections of the bird flu to be higher in the fall and spring due to wild bird migration. Download the KOTA First …
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