The Department of Conservation estimates there are only around 70000 wild kiwi left in New Zealand.
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Bird watching, an earthquake, and a trip to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Locally, I saw wild oats, spring beauty, and a big patch of colt’s foot all in bloom yesterday, [April 23] as temperatures reached into the …
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Another Bird Flu Outbreak Is Perpetuating the Egg Shortage – Green Matters
There is a major egg shortage right now, thanks to ongoing bird flu outbreaks.
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Want to earn 25 lakh for a year? This UK wildlife group is hiring field officer | World News
A British wildlife group, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), is looking for interested candidates to apply for the role of field …
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Lonely pet parrots find friendship through video chats, a new study finds | WAMU
“They have high mental needs that aren’t always catered to very well in companion situations,” she said. And pet birds of a feather shouldn’t always …
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Michelle Pfeiffer turns 65: Al Pacino cast her in ‘Scarface’ over this bloody move – Fox Bangor
There is a scene in the movie in which Catwoman threatens to eat Penguin’s pet bird by putting it in her mouth, and Pfeiffer actually did it.
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Photographer shares bird’s eye view of ‘Changing Collingwood’
“If you can’t find your house in my Collingwood photographs, you will likely be able to pick out a bird’s-eye view of your neighbourhood,” said Czerny …
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Avian flu is here and is a danger to cats and dogs as well as poultry – Concord Monitor
The virus has also caused die-offs of wild birds, from geese to bald eagles. But birds aren’t the only concern. Some mammals are also at risk of this …
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H5N1 kills 50 million birds, spreads to mammals – The Hindu
Learn about the spread of H5N1, which has caused 50 million bird … of the highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 killing millions of birds.
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Bird flu outbreak worry at one of East Yorkshire’s most popular nature reserves – Hull Live
The Yorkshire Wildlife Trust strongly suspects avian flu has hit bird populations at North Cave Wetlands.
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