Magpies and crows have been seen making nests using spikes placed on buildings to deter birds from nesting.
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Watch This Huge Orca Whale Gobble Up an Entire Bird in a Single Chomp – AZ Animals
Usambara vine snakes sit perfectly still and sway in the wind like a stick. The 7 Best Pet Products …
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Holidaymakers given urgent warning as infectious disease ravages UK coastline
A new wave of bird flu has seen holidaymakers heading for the coast … away from any dead or sick birds and don’t touch wild bird feathers or …
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Birds get revenge by using anti-bird spikes in nests – BBC News
In cities around the world, anti-bird spikes are used to protect statues and balconies from unwanted birds – but now, it appears the birds are …
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Weather Brings Rare Bird to Colorado – K99
LOOK: Most commonly seen birds in Colorado · #50. Harris’s Sparrow · #49. Great Horned Owl · #48. Canyon Towhee · #47. Pine Grosbeak · #46. Gambel’s Quail.
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Crows and magpies using anti-bird spikes to build nests, researchers find – The Guardian
Birds have never shied away from turning human rubbish into nesting materials, but even experts in the field have raised an eyebrow at the latest …
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WILD THINGS: BIRDS & BIKES ON THE TV – Keys Weekly
WILD THINGS: BIRDS & BIKES ON THE TV … And sometimes, you get a bird’s eye view of the birds, ones we don’t see here. The camera will track, …
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Flightless Bird: PSA / Farrier Takes Flight – Armchair Expert
An update on Flightless Bird! David explains to Monica and Rob why he’s had to take flight to New Zealand. Defeated by the US healthcare system …
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Hundreds of dead birds continue to wash up in Aberdeenshire | HeraldScotland
“Keep pets and children away from any dead or sick birds and don’t touch wild bird feathers or surfaces contaminated with droppings.” Residents can …
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Bird flu: Over 500 birds removed from Aberdeenshire coast – Agriland.co.uk
Bird flu is often spread by migrating wild birds. At this time of year, a large number of seabirds migrate to the northeast of Scotland to feed and …
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