Likewise, the avian influenza being found in cows is the same as that found in wild birds and poultry. So far, there have been no reports of human …
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Wild Birds
Unwelcome summer guests are back: How to deal with spotted lanternflies – WTOP News
Native wild birds are also discovering that “we can eat these things,” McGlone said. McGlone said he’s also hearing from “former colleagues in the …
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Community members sound alarm over development threatening beloved sanctuary
… birds, Willamette Week reported. What’s happening? The Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge, a 160-acre urban wetland, is a success story for conservation.
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Bird flu case confirmed at wildlife centre – Yahoo News UK
A ‘HIGHLY pathogenic’ case of bird flu has been confirmed at a wildlife rescue centre in Ringwood. Wildlife Rescue in Moyles Court said it has …
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Ask the RSPB Wildlife team: your May questions answered
Why do birds start singing so early in the morning? Meet the expert: Sophie Allaway. Q. How can I help the Mallard nesting in my garden? Finding a …
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Gamekeepers face consequences thanks to dedicated forensic funds – Rare Bird Alert
Wild Justice Forensics Fund supports 68 police investigations into suspected raptor persecution. Bob Elliott, previously Head of RSPB Investigations …
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Feature: Afghanistan’s wildlife faces extinction amid hunting, climate change – Xinhua
“Approximately 149 species, including birds, reptiles, fish, and native plants, are listed as endangered in Afghanistan, with 60 bird species at risk …
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Bird flu outbreak halts Brazilian poultry exports to the EU – Euronews.com
Health experts are increasingly concerned as bird flu cases continue to rise among wild birds worldwide, particularly in the US, where an outbreak …
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FAO says bird flu case marks new phase of the disease in Brazil | Agribusiness
… wild birds and backyard poultry. As a result of the discovery, Brazil loses its bird flu-free status—recognized by the World Organisation for …
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First Survivors Released into the Wild Post-Mass Poisoning Event – Good Things Guy
A devastating mass poisoning event impacted numerous vultures in the Kruger National Park. But heroes and hope prevailed when many of the birds‘ lives …
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