The vaccines could mean a breakthrough in the battle against the disease which has been ravaging wild bird populations and poultry farms since …
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The Hawaiian crow is ‘very intelligent’ — but hawks keep attacking it – The Washington Post
It’s crucial, too, for restoring an even more endangered bird species … dub “very intelligent” has been extinct in the wild for two decades, …
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Avian Influenza: Everything You Need to Know | Poultry News | lancasterfarming.com
In most outbreaks, the virus transfers from wild birds to poultry in a low pathogenic form and then may adapt to become more infectious and deadly in …
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Birth in captivity shown to have lasting impact for native birds – Phys.org
“But this new study reveals the first direct evidence that altered wing shapes in captivity lower migration success after release to the wild.”.
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Stunning Wild Isles footage reveals behaviour of UK’s rarest birds | New Scientist
Birds are a prominent feature of the new BBC nature documentary … Wild Isles, presented by David Attenborough. “We are a nation of bird lovers,” …
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Two dolphins die off UK coast after catching bird flu | Metro News
‘The animals were found dead, and it is very likely they had predated on infected wild birds. FALMOUTH, ENGLAND- JANUARY 28: A Common Dolphin swims …
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Pigeons | RSPCA
Pigeons are a protected species. In England and Wales – all wild birds, their young, nests and eggs are protected under the Wildlife & Countryside Act …
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Life in captivity impacts Australian birds‘ wild survival chances – Daijiworld.com
… that changes in wing shape among birds bred in captivity have a significant impact on their survival in the wild, Xinhua news agency reported.
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Wild neighbors – The New York Times
We asked you to share your stories about wildlife in your communities. … We learned that one of the world’s most important bird migration routes …
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Two dolphins die after catching bird flu off UK coast in British first | The US Sun
“The animals were found dead, and it is very likely they had predated on infected wild birds. “The presence of influenza of avian origin in …
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