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Scores of native birds are now disappearing from Boston to the Berkshires, while wrens, woodpeckers, and other species from Southern states are mysteriously taking their place and surging throughout Massachusetts, according to a landmark report by Mass Audubon, which compiled more than 50 years worth of data about the state’s birds from thousands of scientists and trained birders.
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Scores of native birds are now disappearing from Boston to the Berkshires, while wrens, woodpeckers, and other species from Southern states are mysteriously taking their place and surging throughout Massachusetts, according to a landmark report by Mass Audubon, which compiled more than 50 years worth of data about the state’s birds from thousands of scientists and trained birders.
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Boston GlobeStudy finds steep drop in Bay State's native birdsBoston GlobeThose birds as well as many others are disappearing from Boston to the Berkshires, while wrens, woodpeckers, and other species from Southern states are mysteriously taking their place and surging throughout Massachusetts, according to a landmark report …Audobon workshops on State of the BirdsWorcester TelegramAdvice from birder: Get ready for fall seasonCharlotte Observerall 4 news articles »
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Los Angeles TimesBirds narrow the gaps in the wide nineAllentown Morning CallATLANTA — Looks like Eagles defensive line coach Jim Washburn's "wide nine" isn't so wide anymore. During the Atlanta Falcons' first offensive series, the defensive ends were moved in a little closer to the tackles, presumably to close up some inside …Birds can't stop run … or pass nowPhiladelphia InquirerEAGLES: Vick injured as Birds lose late lead to AtlantaThe TrentonianFalcons Win Battle of the BirdsCoosa Valley NewsGarry Cobb -Delaware County Daily Times -Philadelphia Magazine (blog)all 1,545 news articles »
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SEATAC, Wash – Bird strikes cause hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage every year to aircraft at Sea-Tac Airport. It’s not just expensive; it’s dangerous. In the past, birds colliding with aircraft has resulted in serious and fatal accidents around …
does anyone know when this will take effect

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A mini podcast episode this times with details of an exciting new series from the RSPB – the Big Garden Birdwatch podcast with BBC wildlife presenter Kate Humble
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News on the RSPB Podcast front – they now have a regular monthly magazine podcast presented by Jane Markham. It’s called Nature’s Voice and you can hear a taster of the early episodes of the series here.
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