… wild turkey, willow flycatcher, wood thrush. Read more from. Julia Joy … Lazy Bears and Confused Birds: What a Warming Planet Means for Wildlife.
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WA farmer offers to revegetate after admitting poisoning dozens of native trees – ABC News
“I look after wild birds regularly, I’ve planted shrubs outside the fence on the road verge to help the birds,” he said. “I’m quite prepared to …
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Estate faces licence restrictions after probe into crimes against birds – STV News
“We believe this is a proportionate response to protect wild birds in the area and prevent further wildlife crime. We will continue to work closely …
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Study suggests earlier US-licensed H5N1 vaccines prompt antibodies to current strain
It also reported 21 more detections in wild birds, several of which were agency-harvested birds in Sioux County, Iowa, where the virus has been …
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Millions of birds have died. How to stop humans dying, too – The Economist
Wild bird deaths are probably in their millions at least. The danger is that, as the virus mutates, a bird pandemic becomes a human one. Precisely how …
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DA reinstates temporary ban on Minnesota fowls – Inquirer Business
… bird flu. In Memorandum Order No. 30, the DA said importing domestic and wild birds and their products from the Czechia “is negligible.” Your …
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ICYMI: Major milestone reached in the recovery of one of North America’s rarest birds | FWC
On July 16, the 1000th conservation-bred Florida grasshopper sparrow released wild, marking a major milestone for one of North America’s most …
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Hill Country Birds store closing in Lake Travis area | Community Impact
Hill Country Birds, formerly the Wild Bird Center, will close their Lake Travis store on July 20. (Anna Deardorff/Community Impact). After seven …
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Intensive Farming May Up Pandemic Risk, Myth-Busting Study Warns – Newsweek
“These farms exist in the real world—so buildings and fences can get damaged, wildlife like rats or wild birds can get in, and workers move around,” …
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More than 100 poultry workers likely exposed to avian flu, Colorado health officials say
H5N1 — or colloquially known as “bird flu” or “avian flu” — is widely found in wild birds, causing outbreaks in poultry and U.S. dairy cows. Risk …
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