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Sunday 26 September 2021

Wise owl news 26-09-2021

 


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Eagles prey on healthy lambs
abc.net.au
Healthy lambs are being targeted by eagles in South Australia in a sign other food sources may be dwindling.
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Many birds flocked to cities during pandemic, study suggests | CBC News
cbc.ca
Warblers, hummingbirds, hawks and other migratory birds across Canada and the U.S. hung out in cities during the pandemic lockdowns in the spring of 2020, treating urban-dwelling humans to far more v…
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Cathedral bells ring out as New Zealand welcomes godwits after longest migration
theguardian.com
City of Nelson welcomes arrival of migratory bird after 10,000km of non-stop flight from the Arctic
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'They think it's Terminator': Angry birds take down drone deliveries
canberratimes.com.au
Clever ravens learn how to attack drones without losing any feathers.
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'It's unusual': Emus seek greener pastures in long migration south
abc.net.au
Mobs of emus march across the outback in search of food and water after recent rains replenish drought-affected areas and habitat.
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Swarm of bees kill more than 60 endangered penguins in South Africa
foxnews.com
More than 60 endangered African penguins were apparently killed by a swarm of bees in South Africa Friday, in what bird conservationists described as an unusual occurrence.
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Moment goat and rooster rush to save chicken from hawk attack
dailymail.co.uk
Jaap Beets, 59, was in his farmhouse in Gelderland on September 5 when he heard ear-piercing screaming coming from his livestock outside. Footage shows his chicken being attacked by a hawk.
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Some birds learn to recognize calls while still in their eggs
sciencenews.org
For over a decade, behavioral ecologist Diane Colombelli-Négrel and colleagues have been studying how birds perceive sounds before hatching.
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‘I don’t think many people know they exist’: how mistaken identity threatens the Baudin’s cockatoo
theguardian.com
The black cockatoo is nearly identical to its neighbour, the Carnaby’s. And that’s a problem for protecting the endangered species
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Thursday 23 September 2021

WISE OWL NEWS 23-9-2021

 


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'It's unusual': Emus seek greener pastures in long migration south
abc.net.au
Mobs of emus march across the outback in search of food and water after recent rains replenish drought-affected areas and habitat.
Shared by Catherine Cavallo 🌏
Swarm of bees kill more than 60 endangered penguins in South Africa
foxnews.com
More than 60 endangered African penguins were apparently killed by a swarm of bees in South Africa Friday, in what bird conservationists described as an unusual occurrence.
Shared by New York Post
Moment goat and rooster rush to save chicken from hawk attack
dailymail.co.uk
Jaap Beets, 59, was in his farmhouse in Gelderland on September 5 when he heard ear-piercing screaming coming from his livestock outside. Footage shows his chicken being attacked by a hawk.
Shared by Manoel Elias Da Silva
Some birds learn to recognize calls while still in their eggs
sciencenews.org
For over a decade, behavioral ecologist Diane Colombelli-Négrel and colleagues have been studying how birds perceive sounds before hatching.
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‘I don’t think many people know they exist’: how mistaken identity threatens the Baudin’s cockatoo
theguardian.com
The black cockatoo is nearly identical to its neighbour, the Carnaby’s. And that’s a problem for protecting the endangered species
Shared by Prof Adam Hart 🦏
Hundreds Of Dead Migratory Birds In New York City Prompt Calls For Dimming Lights
npr.org
After a volunteer collected more than 200 dead migratory birds from the sidewalks around the World Trade Center, bird groups in the city called on the complex to dim unnecessary lights at night.
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Scientists pretend to be Neanderthals to explore how they caught birds in caves for food
phys.org
Neanderthals, our closest relatives, became extinct between 40,000 to 35,000 years ago. Since the discovery of the first Neanderthal fossil 165 years ago, scientists have learned more about Neanderth…
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Bizarre tail on little dinosaur-age bird was literally a drag
livescience.com
Its tail was over 150% the length of its body.
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At least 291 migratory birds dead after smacking into WTC towers
nypost.com
New York City’s dead bird problem has reached new heights.
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