… birds to abandon their nests, leaving eggs and chicks unprotected. Between March and August, certain species of bird, such as Skylarks, Woodcocks …
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Plea from Wildlife Trust – Please Control Your Dogs – Guildford Dragon
Birds view dogs as predators, so allowing them to roam freely can damage important nests and put bird populations at risk of decline. Bags of dog …
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Cannons and laser light shows used to save egg-laying chickens at Hickman’s farms – AZCentral
“Boom!” That’s the sound meant to frighten wild birds from landing at Hickman’s Family Farms. “It’s like a cannon going off,” explained Glenn …
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What shouldn’t you feed birds in your garden? Expert shares harmful foods to avoid
How many bird feeders do you have in your garden? You might be looking to encourage more wild birds to visit by putting human food out for them …
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Reports of avian flu cases rising throughout Long Island, New York State – Newsday
Bird flu was detected in North American wild birds in December 2021 for the first time since 2015, according to the National Wildlife Health Center.
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Rescuers Squint To Catch Recently Released Bird Who’s Hiding In Plain Sight – The Dodo
It’s easy to forget about the amazing animals hidden above our heads. High up in the trees, wild birds blend into the foliage, their plumage …
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Michael Osterholm on avian influenza and the risk to people – PBS Wisconsin
Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy Director Michael Osterholm considers the status of H5N1 bird flu in wild flocks and commercial …
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Backyard bird feeders and avian flu: What to know – Newsday
Although there’s a low risk of an avian flu outbreak among wild songbirds, it’s advisable to keep feeders and birdbaths clean, the Department of …
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Avian flu infects wild birds, new HVAC regulations, IU Indianapolis reclassification | 2/28/25
… wild birds such as cranes and geese. Around 200 dead sandhill cranes were found outside Seymour this week. https://indianapublicmedia.org/news …
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Avian flu infects wild birds, new HVAC regulations, IU Indianapolis upgrade | Indiana Newsdesk
The avian flu that has ravaged chicken and turkey flocks in the state has migrated to wild birds such as cranes and geese.
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