… wild birds, land arthropods and wild land mammals is about one-sixth that of humans walking and about 40 times smaller than all the biomass …
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Readers share memories of Warrington Market in the 1980s
Lenny Woodall also shared his memory: “The pet shop with the talking minor bird.” Fabric stalls were also a big hit, especially Hart’s, which many …
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Pheasants flourished after being introduced in Iowa more than 100 years ago
The first pheasants were released from William Benton’s wild game farm near Cedar Falls in 1901 when a storm wrecked their pen. The bird …
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Germany battles worsening bird flu outbreak – Xinhua
With the peak of migration still ahead, authorities warn that the risk of avian influenza spreading to poultry flocks remains high. Among wild birds, …
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Avian flu strikes farms in B.C.’s Fraser Valley, with 7 outbreaks this month | CBC News
… birds safe and healthy,” he said. … New infections have hit a number of commercial poultry farms in the past week, as the risk level due to wild bird …
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Half A Million Birds Culled In German Bird Flu Outbreak – Barron’s
More than half a million farm birds have been culled in Germany, authorities said Monday, as the country battles a surge in bird flu cases.
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14 vulture deaths since July suspected to be bird flu – RealRadio804
… Virginia since July that are suspected to have been caused by avian influenza, or bird flu. Nine of the reports happened in October. Share:.
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Bird flu is back — and it could affect Thanksgiving – Advisory Board
The bird flu virus typically flares up in the fall as wild birds start migrating south. The virus has “settled into this seasonal pattern,” said …
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Germany battles worsening bird flu outbreak
BERLIN, Oct. 27 (Xinhua) — Germany’s poultry industry warned on Monday that the country’s worsening bird flu outbreak could drive up egg prices …
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Wildlife officials are warning of a potential spike in bird flu cases. Here’s what to know.
State officials are warning Virginians to be on the lookout for groups of dead birds amid a potential spike in avian influenza cases.
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