“Wild Guangdong” explores not only ancient forests and deep-sea realms but also the rhythm of life on the urban edge—from migratory birds soaring …
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Bird flu case confirmed in Jackson County flock – WFXR
A case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) was discovered in a backyard flock in Jackson County, according to the West Virginia Department …
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Hall of Famer Sue Bird sees jersey retired at UConn – ESPN
Sue Bird joined classmate Swin Cash and Rebecca Lobo as the only UConn women’s basketball players to have their numbers retired.
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Sue Bird has jersey retired at UConn ahead of top-ranked Huskies’ game against DePaul
Sue Bird walked onto the court at Gampel Pavilion to a rousing ovation just as she did in her four seasons as one of the best players in UConn …
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Utah DWR seeks volunteers for annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count – Gephardt Daily
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is looking for bird enthusiasts to volunteer for the annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count.
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10 Utterly Strange Animal Smuggling Stories – Mental Floss
Photograph of five eggs of a wild bird on white background … According to the Fish & Wildlife Service, the birds can be worth up to $10,000 each.
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Deadlier than COVID-19, some fear bird flu could become the next global threat – SBS
“The one that’s really causing worry at the moment is the H5N1, which is going around the world, not only killing off millions of wild birds and …
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UConn Retires Sue Bird’s Iconic Jersey Number 10 – Instagram
No. 10 will forever be in the rafters at Gampel Pavilion · Sue Bird joins Rebecca Lobo and Swin Cash as the 3rd UConn WBB player to have her jersey …
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News reporter left covered in blood after being hit in the face by bird while filming
A news reporter was left with blood pouring from her face after being struck by a seagull while filming. New Zealand reporter Jessica Tyson was …
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Winnipeg moves to scrap bird-friendly window bylaw developers argue is barrier to development
Conservation groups are raising concerns as the City of Winnipeg considers changing a development bylaw designed to help save birds from fatal …
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