Puffins and Bird Guide cruise to benefit wildlife refuge, July 9. Tue, 06/20/2023 – 1:30pm. Petit Manan lighthouse with puffin in flight.
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Better Birdwatching Through AI: ‘Bird Buddy’ Smart Bird Feeder Review – GearJunkie
Birds spook easily and unless you’re willing to set up a tripod and wait patiently, you end up getting a blurry photo of them flying away. Yes, in the …
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Max Verstappen Killed A Bird And Still Won The Canadian Grand Prix – Jalopnik
The Dutchman hit a bird on lap 11 and still managed to finish the race nearly ten seconds clear of his nearest rival.
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BTO provides grim update on bird flu spread – BirdGuides
The recent spread of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI; bird flu) among threatened gulls and terns is gathering pace, says the British Trust …
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Bird Populations Are in Meltdown | WIRED
Humans rely on birds to eat insects, spread seeds, and pollinate plants—but these feathered friends can’t survive without their habitats.
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Vancouver from the air: seaplane tours offering a bird’s eye view of wildlife and island living …
Vancouver, in British Columbia, Canada, is within easy reach of many offshore islands as well as myriad inland lakes and rivers, and seaplane …
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At How Many Degrees Does A Pet Experience Heatstroke In Summer? – Digital Journal
The most common birds among birds are parrots, pigeons, white jade birds, etc. Heat stroke can show the spread of wings to dissipate heat, frequent …
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Wild turkey harvest sets record with 2023 season – OBX Today
North Carolina’s 5-week wild turkey season had its highest ever recorded harvest of 24,089 birds, according to recent results from the N.C. …
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Bird Bizarrely Motionless in the Sky Called Glitch in the Matrix – KPEL
A viral video that seemingly shows a bird motionless, stuck in the air mid-flight has people scratching their heads wondering if this is a genuine …
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If you see one of these birds– report it
If you spot a wild turkey or ruffed grouse this summer, the Ohio Division of Wildlife is asking you to report the sighting.
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