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Solving the mystery of countless dead sea birds suddenly appearing on beaches in the Hunter and Great Lakes | Newcastle Herald

Solving the mystery of why dozens of dead sea birds have been found dead on the beaches at.

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Solving the mystery of countless dead sea birds suddenly appearing on beaches in the Hunter and Great Lakes | Gloucester Advocate

Solving the mystery of why dozens of dead sea birds have been found dead on the beaches at.

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Solving the mystery of countless dead sea birds suddenly appearing on beaches in the Hunter and Great Lakes | Manning River Times

Solving the mystery of why dozens of dead sea birds have been found dead on the beaches at.

Tea gardensNew south walesNew zealandNew zealand generalCentral coastSimon mccarthyKerrie mooreLauren romanNorth pacificGardens hawks nest surf life savingNewcastle heraldHerald weekenderNorthern daily leader

Feathers of Wandering Albatross Can Reveal Information About Their Long-distance Foraging

New research shows that the feathers of seabirds such as the Wandering Albatross can provide clues about their long-distance foraging, which could help protect these species from further decline.

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Feathers could hold key to protecting endangered seabirds: Australian study-Xinhua

Feathers could hold key to protecting endangered seabirds: Australian study-

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