1 billion birds hit glass every year: How North Texas homeowners can help protect birds during fall migration
Dallas is the third-most dangerous city for birds during spring and fall migration, according to a study from the Cornell Lab ...
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Birds Suddenly Not Visiting Your Feeder? It’s a Common Fall Problem: Here’s How to Bring Them Back
Discover why birds suddenly stop using bird feeders in fall. A garden pro explains why this common fall problem happens and how you can attract birds in fall.
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Avian flu and costs among reasons for loss of captive birds at Castle Espie
Difficulties in transporting animals since Brexit has contributed to the decline in the number of captive birds.
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Some cave-dwelling birds will abandon their homes for weeks at a time to live in distant forests up to 200 miles away
GPS tracking reveals that some oilbirds leave their caves for weeks, fly less each night, and disperse seeds across vast ...
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Why garden birds puff themselves up in autumn — and it's not just to keep themselves warm
Why do garden birds puff themselves up in autumn? Discover why birds fluff and shake their feathers, from keeping warm to ...
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These Birds Are Louder Than Elephants, Jackhammers and Chain Saws
A new study has identified two species of Brazilian birds, the bare-throated bellbird and the red-legged seriema, as the loudest in nature.
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What Can Four-Winged Dinosaurs Teach Us About Birds?
Flight was probably more widespread in dinosaurs than previously thought. A newly identified species sheds light on how some ...
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Dozens of Birds Killed by Hunters After Getting Stranded on Land by Thunderstorms: ‘A Massacre of Protected Birds’
Hunters in Malta shot large numbers of migratory birds, including protected species, after mid-September storms forced ...
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A billion birds hit glass every year: How North Texas homeowners can help protect birds during fall migration
Every year, millions of birds travel across North Texas as they migrate during the spring and fall. But growing light ...
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San Rafael man allegedly stabbed by coworker was sober, in love and planning a future, family says
Matt Lambdin, 27, was preparing to propose to his girlfriend of three years as the pair discussed future baby names.
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San Rafael: Man Arrested Following Fatal Coworker Stabbing At Shopping Center Monday
A 20-year-old Richmond man was arrested for allegedly stabbing and killing a coworker at a business in a San Rafael shopping ...
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San Rafael fatal stabbing stemmed from dispute between co-workers, police say
A fatal stabbing in San Rafael on Monday stemmed from an ongoing dispute between two co-workers that escalated into a ...
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San Rafael: Man Fatally Stabbed At Shopping Center Monday Identified
A man fatally stabbed, allegedly by his coworker, at a business in a San Rafael shopping center earlier this week was ...
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Man, 20, allegedly confesses to stabbing coworker to death at San Rafael business
San Rafael police on Monday arrested a 20-year-old man who allegedly confessed to fatally stabbing a coworker over an ongoing ...
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All are welcome to San Rafael’s Oktoberfest on Friday night
San Rafael Catholic Church’s annual Oktoberfest is returning to Rancho Bernardo on Friday night. The “Evening in Bavaria” ...
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San Rafael seeks ‘prohousing’ designation
San Rafael is applying to participate in the California Prohousing Designation Program, which would give the city priority ...
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San Rafael man identified as workplace homicide victim
The man who was stabbed to death during an alleged workplace fight in Terra Linda this week was Mathew Ryan Lambdin, 27, of ...
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San Rafael approves $500K for El Niño preparations
The City Council voted unanimously at its Oct. 5 meeting to authorize spending up to $500,000 on temporary pumps, generators, ...
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