Brooklyn Bird Watch: June 20. Bald Eagle. Scientific Name: Haliaeetus leucocephalus. June 20, 2023 Joseph Palmer.
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North Carolina sets wild turkey harvest record for 2023 seasons – The Fayetteville Observer
“This year’s total harvest statewide was 9.5% higher than the average of the previous three years,” NCWRC Upland Game Bird Biologist Hannah …
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Grebes, osprey two interesting birds – Lake County Record-Bee
No one can doubt that Lake County has one of the largest wild birds populations in the state and the base for this ideal home for wild birds is …
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This Guelph beer is for the birds – The Record
Royal City Brewing just launched its latest Community Collab beer in partnership with Wild Ontario, an environmental and science outreach program …
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Bird expanding e-scooter operations in New York City – The Business Journals
Bird, Lime and Veo are expanding e-scooter services to Queens as part of their expansion.
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Where To See Hundreds of Bird Species In NYC – NBC New York
Ashley Bellman meets with Roslyn Rivas, Public Program Manager of the New York City Audubon Society, to learn all about bird watching and the …
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El Nino blamed for recent bird deaths along Mexico’s Pacific coast – FOX 5 DC
Many seabirds in this region died recently, with more than 90% of the affected birds being grey-backed shearwaters, according to the Ministry of …
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Triumph of the Gooney Bird | National Air and Space Museum
Triumph of the Gooney Bird … If there was a taildragger hall of fame, the Douglas DC-3 would likely merit being the first inductee.
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Puffins and Bird Guide cruise to benefit wildlife refuge, July 9 | PenBay Pilot
Puffins and Bird Guide cruise to benefit wildlife refuge, July 9. Tue, 06/20/2023 – 1:30pm. Petit Manan lighthouse with puffin in flight.
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Better Birdwatching Through AI: ‘Bird Buddy’ Smart Bird Feeder Review – GearJunkie
Birds spook easily and unless you’re willing to set up a tripod and wait patiently, you end up getting a blurry photo of them flying away. Yes, in the …
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