It has been shown that some species of birds, especially herbivorous and territorial ones, are more sensitive to the effects of toxic substances …
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Door County bird sanctuary’s new snowy owl to make first appearance – Green Bay Press-Gazette
It’s Open Door Bird Sanctuary’s only snowy owl, which isn’t often seen in Wisconsin. Few sanctuaries in the U.S. can adequately house it …
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The Australian Night Parrot: World’s Most Elusive Bird? – EverythingGP
The elusive bird has left scientists and enthusiasts perplexed. … How Do You Comfort A Pet Who Has Lost Their Human? Mar 03, 2023.
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Your Backyard Birds – The Portland Press Herald
Wild Birds Unlimited can help you attract beautiful birds to your yard. Seen here: a male eastern bluebird perched on a fence post. Shutterstock.
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5 surprising ways your pet choice reflects your personality – Hack Spirit
3) Bird enthusiasts: the creative and expressive socialites. Birds are exceptionally clever, and with their gorgeous feathers and lively songs, it’s …
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Man gets nasty shock when he sees a four foot snake trying to eat his pet in Spain’s Andalucia
To his horror he saw the snake of over a metre trying to eat his pet bird after throwing down its cage to the ground.
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Taxidermy bird drones aim to assist, advance wildlife research – FOX 5 DC
Researchers hope to expand what they learn from these taxidermy bird drones to improve fuel efficiency in aviation and possibly into assisting …
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Maine pets are in danger of becoming the next victims of avian flu
Migrating wild birds are returning to Maine in the coming weeks, and may be bringing the deadly H5N1 strain of avian flu with them.
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What to know about having a bird as a pet – Hometown Focus | Northland news & stories
Birds are among the most unique pets. Brightly colored feathers give pet birds their own distinctive look, but there’s more to birds than just …
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Murphy, a bald eagle at a wild bird sanctuary in Missouri, tried to hatch a rock – WFDD
When birds get too hormonal, they put their parental instincts to work on round objects. After an eaglet was brought to the sanctuary, the keepers …
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