People gather to watch rehabilitated birds of prey soar into the wild for the first time.
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The Return of Scotland’s White-Tailed Eagles – Earth Island Institute
In addition to hunting freshwater and saltwater fish, rabbits, hares and wild birds … While conservationists envisioned the bird’s return as a …
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Pet food production in full flight – Otago Daily Times
Topflite managing director Greg Webster said when the family business launched in the 1970s, the target market was New Zealand bird breeders via mail …
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(VIDEO) Bear Tears Down Bird Feeders in Westhaven – Redheaded Blackbelt
Earlier this month, reader Allan Woodworth shared these videos of a bear tearing down his bird feeders. He said that this bear has recently …
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Pie Bird Bakeshop set to open on Market Street this week – My Ballard
Pie Bird Bakeshop, already a popular fixture at the Ballard Farmers Market, will open its first brick-and-mortar location at 2218 NW Market St in …
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Wildlife rescue helps thousands of animals impacted by humans, extreme heat | KRDO
… native birds, reptiles, and mammals affected by human activity and extreme heat across Arizona. The Phoenix-based wildlife rehabilitation center …
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HK scientist puts hope in nest boxes to save endangered cockatoos | Nation
Although the birds are native to East Timor and Indonesia, one-tenth of those left are found in Hong Kong — one of the “largest cohesive remaining …
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Sue Bird statue unveiled in Seattle – Yahoo Sports
After a legendary career that featured four WNBA titles and 13 All-Star nods, Sue Bird’s legacy in Seattle is now enshrined in bronze.
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Sue Bird statue unveiled in Seattle | The UConn Blog
After a legendary career that featured four WNBA titles and 13 All-Star nods, Sue Bird’s legacy in Seattle is now enshrined in bronze. On Sunday — …
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Could babies get bird flu through breast milk? Maybe, a study hints – Science News
H5N1 bird flu might infect human mammary glands, potentially allowing the virus to show up in breast milk.
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