Nebraska reports 13th case of avian influenza in flock of 1.8M birds. Bird flu has been detected at a commercial flock in Dixon County.
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Stanton Bird Club celebrates Thorncrag’s 100 years as Lewiston’s refuge – Sun Journal
17 is covered with a light blanket of snow on the green trail at Thorncrag Bird Sanctuary. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal.
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Protest at The Bird & The Book during fundraiser for foster children’s toys – The Daily Times
With protesters and police officers out front on East Broadway Avenue at Five Points on Friday night, Nov. 25, The Bird & The Book hosted an event …
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Bird flu sweeps through Japan, spreading at unusual pace
A bird flu outbreak has been confirmed at a poultry farm in Kagawa Prefecture. … Cases of the highly pathogenic avian influenza, or bird flu, …
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That siren-imitating lyrebird at Taronga Zoo? He lost his song culture – 9News
The ability of these birds to imitate sounds is rightly world-famous. But for their song culture to continue, we need healthy wild populations.
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Additional case of bird flu in Nebraska reported in Dixon County – Norfolk Daily News
Bird flu can also cause sudden death in asymptomatic birds. The virus can survive for weeks in contaminated environments. The NDA is encouraging bird …
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‘We don’t value nature, unless we see it, know it and love it’: Friends of Urban Nature hosts a local …
wanted community members to understand these birds better. Wild turkeys are native to parts of Wisconsin, but were once close to extinction. F.U.N. …
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Sengun Finds G-Bird For 3 – NBA.com
Watch the latest video Sengun Finds G-Bird For 3 on NBA.com.
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World’s heaviest flying bird uses plants to self-medicate, scientists say – CBS 58
(CNN) — Taking drugs if you’re feeling under the weather is old news for humans, but new research shows that the world’s heaviest bird capable of …
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Sydney Taronga Zoo lyrebird: The amazing – reason this bird mimicked an alarm siren – 9News
The ability of these birds to imitate sounds is rightly world-famous. But for their song culture to continue, we need healthy wild populations.
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