Listen to calls of the most common migratory birds near you as the weather warms.
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Bird-in-Hand Stage returns to its home with Amish mysteries, capers for 2025 season
After a full season of performances on a stage in Paradise, the actors and creative team behind Bird-in-Hand Stage have returned home.
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In New Column, Getting Serious About Creatures Close to Home – The New York Times
Cats. Dogs. Birds. Fish. The Pet Theory column explores pet health and science, as well as our relationships with our furry, feathered and scaled …
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UFOs’ ARRIVAL RESULTS IN 4-1 CONQUERING OF T-BIRDS – Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
The UFOs kept up the pace in the third period, but heroics from Springfield goalie Colten Ellis kept the T-Birds within striking distance. One of …
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Make the most of World Confectionery Conference 2025 early bird rates
Throughout April, we have our early bird entry available for the conference, so be sure not to miss out on taking advantage of those rates before they …
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New bird sanctuary opening in Sandia – YouTube
A brand new wildlife sanctuary in Sandia is already turning heads, even before its official opening on April 21.
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Determining the risk of bird flu to cats – Jacksonville Journal-Courier
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has confirmed 130 cases of H5N1 avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, in domestic cats. The cases are …
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Experience Migratory Birds Up Close at Fort Morgan’s Bird Banding Event – OBA
Fort Morgan, Ala. – (OBA) – Alabama Audubon is set to host its annual Coastal Bird Banding event at the historic Fort Morgan State Historic Site …
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New exotic bird attraction set to open in Jim Wells County – KIII
From familiar domestic birds like turkeys to exotic species like ostriches, Owner Leo Mendez and Elizabeth Chavez say the bird sanctuary is home to a …
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Larry Bird said Len Bias could’ve destroyed Boston Celtics – Basketball Network
Larry Bird had a blunt reaction to Len Bias’ tragic death, saying that his drug use could’ve destroyed the Boston Celtics.
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