A large pet bird that is normally native to Australia caused a ruckus south of Boston after escaping from her home. ABC News: US 1h ago.
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The Colorado Parks and Wildlife has identified several cases of the avian … (KKCO) – The avian flu remains a threat to wild and domestic birds …
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Mammalian spread of H5N1 and its pandemic potential – The Hindu
Wildlife, including foxes, coyotes and raccoons, often scavenge on infected birds or consume infected bird carcasses. However, the only recorded …
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Emu Escape: Flightless Giant Gets Loose in Massachusetts – USNews.com
EAST BRIDGEWATER, Mass. (AP) — A large pet bird that is normally native to Australia caused a ruckus south of Boston after escaping from her home.
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Emu escape: Flightless giant gets loose in Massachusetts – Chron
EAST BRIDGEWATER, Mass. (AP) — A large pet bird that is normally native to Australia…
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Mitch Evans secured his first Julius Baer Pole Position of the GEN3 era. Meanwhile, teammate Sam Bird had his lap time deleted in the quarter-final of …
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Emu escape: Flightless giant gets loose in Massachusetts – Tulsa World
A large pet bird that is normally native to Australia caused a ruckus south of Boston after escaping from her home. The bird is an emu, …
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Emu escape: Flightless giant gets loose in Massachusetts | News Channel 3-12 – KEYT
(AP) — A large pet bird that is normally native to Australia caused a ruckus south of Boston after escaping from her home. The bird is an emu, …
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145 bird species spotted in Sundarban during first bird festival | Kolkata – Hindustan Times
“At least 42 species of waders, mudflat birds and shore birds, 12 raptors, 78 forest birds, 6 water fowls and seven other bird species were spotted,” …
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New Mexico Historic Sites To Support ‘The Great Backyard Bird Count’ Feb. 17-20
New Mexico Historic Sites (NMHS) will be hosting guided bird tours and collecting tallies Feb. 17-20, in Coronado Historic Site (CHS), …
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