… and captive birds, introduced to help stop the spread of bird flu. … the country from the virus, which is still circulating in wild birds.
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Flightless Bird: Independence Day – Armchair Expert
This week on Flightless Bird, David Farrier sets out to investigate what the heck is going on with Independence Day, one of America’s 11 …
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How Long Do Canaries Live? – Average Lifespan – Thayer Birding
How Long Do Canaries Live? Read on and learn more about this popular bird’s lifespan before getting one as a pet.
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Birds raise fewer young when spring arrives earlier in a warming world – ScienceDaily
A new study of North American songbirds finds that birds can’t keep up with the earlier arrival of spring caused by climate change.
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Charlie Bird shares worrying health update as he can ‘no longer dress’ himself – Dublin Live
Charlie Bird with his pal and pet dog Tiger (Image: Colin Keegan, Collins) … Charlie Bird has shared a worrying update regarding his battle with …
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Home Country – Clay County Free Press
Doc smiled and felt really good inside when he heard the familiar bird song. … Brought to you by Wild Birds Unlimited.
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Avian influenza found in West Sussex – precautions and guidance Issued
Any findings of dead wild birds, including swans, ducks, geese, gulls, or birds of prey, should be immediately reported to the DEFRA helpline at …
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Conservationists hopeful after flocks of regent honeyeaters appear in NSW
As few as 250 regent honeyeaters are believed to remain in the wild. Picture supplied by Birdlife Australia. While many other birds share this …
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Seasonal variations of intensity of avian malaria infection in the Thousand Island Lake System, China
Avian hemosporidiosis is a global infectious disease widely prevalent among wild birds and caused by blood parasites [4] of the genera Plasmodium, …
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Tyrell Sloan and Jack Bird open up on how social media can be the ‘biggest killer’ in the NRL
Tyrell Sloan and Jack Bird have opened up about the pressures of being an NRL player in today’s social media obsessed world, admitting at times it …
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