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Fall birding season kicks off in a Chicago neighborhood once known for steel mills: ‘This is a birding hot spot’

CHICAGO -- The stars arrived early. There was an eastern bluebird bright as the summer sky, a palm warbler with a jaunty chestnut-brown cap, and a snow-white great egret standing 3 feet tall.

Chicago Tribune

Country diary: Pity the urban birder in late summer

West Norwood, London: In between the swifts leaving and the redwings arriving are the doldrums, when a single coal tit can save the day

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WWF ranks ACT top of threatened species conservation list, Eden-Monaro rates third worst

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Rescuers Free Baby Humpback Tangled In Discarded Fishing Net

This is the moment a baby humpback whale is freed after a seven-hour rescue operation when it got tangled in a discarded fishing net.

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Saudi Arabia Launches New Falcon Conservation Program With Global Ambition

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Three seconds. Saudi Arabia’s ambitious falcon reintroduction program often hinges on the brief moment when a falcon is shown it new home for the first time. Under new protocols being developed under the program a hooded falcon is brought to its potential habitat for the first time…

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What should you do if a magpie attacks you?

Experts say, even though our instinct is to freak out and run, it's important to remain calm and quickly move out of their space. Here's what else you should know this magpie swooping season.

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The £2 tip to keep spiders out of your house as Autumn beckons

As spider season starts, an expert shares her tip for making sure the eight-legged fiends don't take up residence in your home

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Fisherman left astonished after accidentally hooking giant 10ft long shark

Hakan Karakas was fishing in Turkey when he had left his line unattended as it hung over the side of his boat in the hope of pulling in a catch - but was shocked at what he caught

Daily Mirror

Man had arm bitten off in alligator attack before getting lost in wilderness for 3 days

Eric Merda was trying to swim across a lake when he was attacked by the alligator, which made off with his arm. Despite spending the next three days lost in the woods, Eric lived to tell the tale

Daily Mirror

Horrifying moment half-paralysed polar bear with gunshot wounds found in Russia

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT An upsetting clip shows the motionless animal in a ditch, looking fatigued and dehydrated. The bear was malnourished when rescuers were called to the scene

Daily Mirror

When it comes to fighting climate change, California says consider the beaver

LOS ANGELES — As California grapples with drought, a record heat wave and persistent wildfires, one state agency is turning to the beaver in its battle against climate change.

Los Angeles Times

Bear filmed fighting off attacking male found dead with cubs in Spanish cave

After months-long rescue effort, wildlife rangers recover three bodies from bottom of 33-metre crevice

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Another dam(n) extinction

A rare “orchid of the falls” plant has been declared extinct after a hydroelectric dam destroyed its only habitat

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Environment Agency told to protect wetlands in landmark court case

Victory for couple shows continuing role of European nature conservation laws in post-Brexit Britain

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Gamekeepers fear 'vexacious' claims as Scottish Government set to license grouse moors

THE Scottish Government is preparing to introduce licensing for grouse moors.

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Dennis Anderson: Are biologists counting ducks that aren’t there? Maybe

Aldo Leopold said early last century that few species were as difficult to manage as ducks.

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Belfast parks getting £108k to create insect super highways in first NI Buglife project

The 'Belfast's Buzzing' project aims to restore habitat for insect pollinators at several parks

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NSW closes border to Victorian beehives following detection of braula fly in illegal hive movement

A border closure is preventing all beehives from being allowed to enter New South Wales from Victoria, after the braula fly was found on two new properties.

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Specieswatch: how whirligig beetles evolved to occupy an environmental niche

Fossils show species has been around for millennia and evolved to occupy surface of fresh water

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Country diary: A holly blue butterfly at the very edges of existence

Crook, County Durham: It is almost miraculous that this tiny beauty is here at all. Now it has to contend with an upset climate

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Burnie's 'Bunny Island' delights drivers on Tasmanian highway

Rabbits are one of Australia's most destructive pest animals, but a population on the side of a busy highway in Tasmania appear to be safe from control methods, and locals couldn't be happier.

The Conversation

Blueberries and their pollinators aren't native to South Africa but local honey bees can help

Next time you see a bee hovering around a fruit tree, you’re probably witnessing pollination in action. Pollination is what enables a plant to produce seeds and fruit – and, as research has shown, pollination by insects can greatly improve the quality and quantity of fruit produced.

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Largest shark on planet wows boaters in rare California showing

A San Diego whale-watching company logged an extraordinary daily double Monday with sightings of a blue whale and a whale shark.

The Hindu

Vulture Watch to conserve vulture population in Kerala

Programme launched in Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary

Daily Mirror

Sunbathers left 'sickened' as feet-eating 'mini-shark' bugs swarm beach

The tiny beasts, which swarm up the coast in huge numbers, have been attacking people enjoying a dip in the sea, taking nips out of the feet of those enjoying a swim

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