Each bird count contributes to a global study that helps protect bird populations all over the world.
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The 27th annual Great Backyard Bird Count is back for the Family Day long weekend
By Bruce Head. Hundreds of thousands of citizen scientists participate in event that helps researchers track changes in bird populations over …
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Global Great Backyard Bird Count This Weekend – TribPapers
Western North Carolina is home to many migratory bird species, such as warblers, tanagers, sparrows, and hummingbirds. … Wild Birds Unlimited, with …
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‘Bird Town’ Media Borough is hoping to embrace its new designation – WHYY
Media, Nether Providence, Swarthmore and Springfield Bird Town chapters are hosting an event on Feb. 25 to educate the public about their …
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The Formidable Indian Meal Moth (IMM) – Pest Control Technology
A common non-kitchen source of Indian meal moths is rodent-hoarded food. Rats, mice, and squirrels collect dry pet food, bird seed, or nuts, and may …
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Research: Poison Overdose Fatal for White-Tailed Eagle | Mirage News
In birds, a sample of beak and cloaca is a standard procedure. “We check all wild birds for the presence of bird flu virus,” he says.
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The 12 Most Beautiful Wild Animals In Pennsylvania – WorldAtlas
The bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) is easily the most recognizable bird in North America. Their beauty comes from an overall badass nature: …
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Bird flu: Outbreak at Driffield poultry farm confirmed – The Wolds Weekly Newspaper
– not move poultry or other captive birds onto or off your premises without a licence (there are exceptions for pets). – not move eggs without a …
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Avian flu outbreak highlights need for improved wildlife disease tracking – Public News Service
In the wake of the latest, highly contagious bird flu outbreak in Arkansas and across the country, Congress is considering a bill to improve the …
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New Winter Birds That Are Here to Stay – The Provincetown Independent
Then, in 1908, Carolina wrens invaded Massachusetts. Birds that were once unheard of in the state appeared everywhere — a singing bird in Jamaica …
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