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Nearly 50 million birds have been culled amid efforts to mitigate the spread of the virus, which continues to ravage the Northern Hemisphere.

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Chromosomal Rearrangement Linked to Less Mobile Quail

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Why Migratory Birds Often Have Paler Wings Than Other Birds

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Zebra Finches Recognize the Calls of Over 40 Fellow Finches

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New Study Bumps Global Emperor Penguin Numbers by 10 Percent

Image of the Day: No Longer Endangered

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Image of the Day: Beached Birds

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Culling Wildlife for the Sake of Research

Drones Are Changing the Face of Ecology

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Backyard Bird Count Goes Global

Polly Wanna Genome?

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Ornithologists Want Windmill Research

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Fukushima Birds Affected

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Olink® Reveal: Accessible NGS-based proteomics for every lab

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