It follows the recent assessment of 28 seabird species. Brilliant bird stories. Birds learning bad language from naughty parrots at wildlife sanctuary.
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1954 UK National Trust buys remote island – Macau Daily Times
… wild birds and research their behaviour. Mr Waterston told reporters today in Edinburgh that the plan for a bird observatory was concocted in a …
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Wild Lotus Caribbean Opens First-Ever Glamping Site In SVG – St Vincent Times
Wild Lotus Caribbean has opened a new rainforest glamping site at a wild bird sanctuary in St. Vincent & the Grenadines. For the first time ever, …
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Our journey to net zero – emissions reporting at The Wildlife Trusts
Eleanor Johnston (Climate Change Manager) and Nigel Doar (Head of Science and Research) explain how we report on greenhouse gas emissions at The …
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Extinct in the Wild birds arrive in Pacific Island to restore species | AsAmNews
Extinct in the Wild birds arrive in Pacific Island to restore species. Micronesian …
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Best bird food 2024: Feed those hungry bird bellies – PetsRadar
… wild birds are getting the most natural of meals. Of course, you also have the advantage that you’re not handling live mealworms which some people …
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Turkey supply woes deepen as HPAI Spreads – Wisconsin Ag Connection
The central flyway, a major migratory path for wild birds, has been a hotspot for HPAI outbreaks, contributing to the loss of 1.2 million turkeys in …
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New research shows urban birds carry antibiotic-resistant bacteria | World Economic Forum
This month, scientists at Oxford University published research showing that wild birds living close to humans, like ducks and crows, are likely to …
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Some Hong Kongers still feeding pigeons despite B22,000 fine threat – Bangkok Post
At Un Chau Estate in Cheung Sha Wan, one of the “black spots” where large gatherings of wild birds have raised environmental hygiene concerns, at …
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Urban Birds Harbor More Antimicrobial-Resistant Bacteria Than Rural Counterparts, Study Reveals
Research led by scientists at the Universities of Bath and Oxford has found that wild birds such as ducks and crows living close to humans, …
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