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Study reveals how Canadian songbirds change their bodies during migration

Study reveals how Canadian songbirds change their bodies during migration
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Toronto s bird birth control pilot program nearing 1-year mark

Toronto crews are nearing one year of monitoring a pilot project for controlling the city's pigeon population.

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Safety measures taking flight to protect birds from crashing into windows

Ontario private member’s bill would entrench bird-safe features into the province’s building code - a move to cut down on the millions of birds killed each year

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Western s dead bird guy : Brendon Samuels | Profiles

Brendon Samuels is a PhD student who began saving birds from window collisions. Now, from river cleanups to policy changes, Western’s ‘dead bird guy’ wants to keep our campus greenspace

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Migratory Songbirds Alter Breathing Patterns for High-Altitude Flight

Climate change has become a climate catastrophe, say researchers. Earth, water, fire and wind are fighting back and everyone and everything is affected. And that includes the world’s bird population.New research from Western University’s Advanced Fac

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