[bird chirps] [insects chitter] [bird warbles] [wind whooshing] [bird trills] [birds tweeting] [bird trills] [dog barking] [birds chirping] [dog barks] - blooms make me so, so happy. like, there's something living. winter is always the hardest time for me anyway. outside of the pandemic, just the fact that the skies here are often gray, and we have rain, and it feels there's that famine of beauty moment. and then you have these flowers that show up anyway, that bloom anyway, and getting out and appreciating those a little bit, even if it's just five minutes. i come in here, in between editorial calls, and i will come and sit here for five minutes, and then i go back, and i have to put my armor on and go back to work. [dog barks] [birds tweeting] [leaves rustle] [dog barks] [paper flutters] [birds tweets] [mug clinks] [latria slurps] [rain pattering] [birds trill] [pencil scratching] [pencil scratching continues] [birds tweet] [crickets chirp] - i was born and raised in the colorado rockies. but even still, so close to god and heaven in those towering rocky mountains, i grew up at 8,5

it's all the birds.s of birds have vanished from north america in recent years, and now one couple is on a mission to save them. our friend will ganz has the story. there's something spooky going on with the birds. hold on hitchcock this is the real life mystery of how three billion birds in north america have simply vanished. third of the bird population in north america had been lost over the course of 50 years, and we said there's a story here in beverly gyllenhaal are the unlikely duo whose birdwatching hobby we are not experts and birds were not even the best murders. but we are journalists and storytellers has turned into a full blown own mission to find out what's going on with our fine feathered friends. what was behind it, and a lot of those causes are obvious loss of habitat changes a factor the north carolina couple crossing the country in their 23 ft. airstream we ended up in, um, swamps and louisiana looking for the ivory billed woodpecker. that's a bird that hasn't been seen officially sinc

concern agricultural birds bird flu, namely the strain that is now actually frightened.odically occurs and, in general, nothing in this terrible world is really of a preventive nature anymore. maybe with these events experts. now they are closely monitoring the behavior of wild birds and in the entire capital region, alexander ktsuba dmitry arkhangelsky and alexey have been shot down. july has arrived in the capital today, in some areas area, the thermometers approached close to 30 °. due to the abnormal temperature, residents were banned from entering the forests near moscow. but in moscow, vacationers have noticeably increased, and while some are happy, the summer has come ahead of time. for others, this phenomenon is of concern to everyone. marina gromov listened to the temperature in moscow at the vdnkh station 25 degrees right in june, well, we can say that 26 ° was recorded at the balchug weather station in the south of the moscow region all 28 the metropolitan region is sunbathing and warming up. in the rays of the hot sun, not pomaisk, the color is lilac. apple t

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as do the, uh, the female birds, the hens, when they're laying their eggs. they need that high protein source. and there's some critical points in birds' life where insects are key and critical. and if the--the amount, the availability of insects is reduced, it has been shown that that affects reproduction. >> so we put nest boxes up in different sites, some that are uncontaminated, that have no pesticide use and in sites that are more agriculturally intensive that have extensive use of neonicotinoids. >> morrissey is only a year and a half into a 4-year study, but is already starting to see some alarming effects. >> the birds are lower body mass or got poor body condition at some of these agriculturally intensive sites. so we know that there is some link or some correlation between how well the birds are doing in terms of their physiology and their health and their body condition and how many bugs or how abundant the bugs are. and that seems to relate well with the, uh, presence and levels of contamination in these ponds. >> there have been few studies to d

lady bird lived on until 2007, dying at the age of 94. you o will hear now from the lat part of her life as she reflected on her continuing work and on lbj's legacy. >> what do you think and what do you hope will be in the long-term history lyndon johnson's legacy? what will people remember? >> he would have liked it to be education. that is what he placed all his hopes on. one thing that can't be taken away from him is education. i think it would probably be civil rights and i think that it is appropriate. he managed to do that in spite of some very painful loss of good friends and staff. i don't think they meant for it to go on forever. >> how much influenza did you have on him? >> i just think he made his own decisions, but i think we all knew everything that happened someday and yes it would be [inaudible] i think it would be over the top education. >> where is vietnam going to fit in? >> the wretched obstacles along the way which he couldn't solveo couldn't escape, couldn't shake off. >> when did you see him at his lowest? >> during

so for all the bird species of you are bird.ow, bird probably tell them to avoid arizona diamondbacks games. that plan. up next, a four-time champ. >> a 2 time mvp, a finals mvp. and the list, you know, just keeps on going. the latest accomplishments, warriors star stephen curry can check off stephen curry can check off his list. martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or s

local residents counted the birds fed up to 40 times a day . is possible that the local tourist police, who supervise and ply the patriarchal labors, make a remark , the requirement to fine for feeding swans appeared for a reason for white birds. bread. it's like sugar for diabetics. deadly a few years ago on patriarchal swan died. at first they thought he swallowed a piece of plastic, but experts made other conclusions. everything was there, and literally for this fat and it already e exist and in this form it could not and this is not the only case in sokolniki park on the golden pond, swans also died, lived a couple, swans, she was fed fed to death after these incidents. quest decided to carefully monitor what the swans eat at the patriarch's ponds every morning. they bring special feed, its composition and quantity agreed with the veterinarians in cereal based is a variety of grains according to bird species. yes, there are oats. there is a lake of wheat. here right now. uh, a unique opportunity to feed. he wanted to eat me, even if it seem

you are auoin of the birds' plight. you are going to — of the birds' plight.o be sent _ of the birds' plight. you are going to be sent a - of the birds' plight. you are going to be sent a paper i of the birds' plight. you are i going to be sent a paper crown as a prize, will you be putting it on spike?— it on spike? no, he wouldn't tolerate it — it on spike? no, he wouldn't tolerate it at _ it on spike? no, he wouldn't tolerate it at all. _ it on spike? no, he wouldn't tolerate it at all. i _ it on spike? no, he wouldn't tolerate it at all. i only - tolerate it at all. i only handle _ tolerate it at all. i only handle him for vet checks a couple _ handle him for vet checks a couple of _ handle him for vet checks a couple of times a year. putting on wing — couple of times a year. putting on wing tags. otherwise you try to grab— on wing tags. otherwise you try to grab them, they will give you a — to grab them, they will give you a good old flat with their wing — you a good old flat with their win. �* , ., wing. but there will be a secial wing. but there will be

. >> next, first ladies from lady bird johnson to milania trump talk about the role of the first lady. there time in the white house and the issues important to them. we hear them in their own words. >> long long lines of solemn respectful along the hill as we wound up at the gravesite which was covered in flowers. stood a moment in silence. and then we ood around and in our own words, the beautiful vista of washington that they spread out below us. you look around whether it is jungle are not that i find myself in and look for who is strong and intelligent and instinct, tri knowledge makes me think he's one of those. we talked about how to bridge the gap between the kennedy administration and the johns administration and as lindenwood say, have to brief the best of the two to each other. i've tried to express my thanks to him. >> that was lady bird johnson from her december 1, 1963, diary recording after visiting president john f. kennedy's grave. just days after his assassination lady bird was confronting a new life as first lady of the united states. she lived in the white house fr

this time birds behave quite aggressively, protecting their offspring. it prefers birds.some reason, the houses of the era of the stalinist ampere with sloping roofs and large pipes, it is here that people traditionally, especially a lot of residents. several such houses decided to fight them with kites in the form of crete there for a week. they flew around us, as the drivers were glad not the cars, not polluted. so everything was fine with us, then style. that's it, the kite is drifting below. all my windows look out here, not all of them are tidied up and then they scream loudly. now we have silence here. there are already paths and the educational institutions of magadan at the polytechnic also hung up stuffed screams, and now they are thinking about sound accompaniment. for him, they are going to scare with the sounds of shots or the cries of birds of prey. the problem is not only the noisiness and aggressiveness of tea, they say, public utilities, the droppings of seagulls are very toxic and corrode even metal clogged, water, plums plus. uh, their waste products. th

. ,, , ., ,., , lots of birds and we see lots of wildlife. ,, , ., , lots of birds and we see lots ofe. she is also his power of attorne . wildlife. she is also his power of attorney- but — wildlife. she is also his power of attorney. but getting _ wildlife. she is also his power of attorney. but getting there - wildlife. she is also his power of attorney. but getting there was| wildlife. she is also his power of. attorney. but getting there was not easy. attorney. but getting there was not eas . �* , ., , attorney. but getting there was not eas. h , ,, easy. it's quite a complex process are 'ust easy. it's quite a complex process are just getting — easy. it's quite a complex process are just getting the _ easy. it's quite a complex process are just getting the paperwork - are just getting the paperwork together. and then we set it off and there is a 20 week wait for the whole process to go through the system. and they do inform power of attorney is that i have been allowed to do that so that's one of the reasons it is long. also it is just because there is a huge amount of people app

lady bird fatone until 2007 dying at the age of 94. you'll hear now in the last part of her life as she reflected on her continuing work and on the legacy. >> what do you think not what you hope what do you think would be in a long-term history of lyndon johnson's legacy? what will people remember 50 years from now? >> i don't know. he is likely to be the education president. that is what he put all his hopes on. he said it's the only passport out if poverty and it's the one thing that you can't take away his education. i think it would probably be civil rights and it's right inappropriate for a president who managed to do that in spite of some very painful loss of good friends. i don't think they intended for it to go on forever. well i'm just a professional southerner and really a professional texan. howw much effect did you have on him when he came to civil rights? >> oh i just think he imbued his own past but he, i think we all knew it was going to happen some day and yes it would shake us up like a mixmaster sort of. i thinkll it

the lady bird was in a new life as first lady of united states. she live in the white house from 1963 to 1969. some of the countries most tumultuous years through the civil rights movement, vietnam and the assassination. you'll hear her and her own for such experience that time featuring footage from c-span's video library. wednesday january the eighth the state of the union. was one of those days he had the feeling that everything that hat gone before the last two weeks with leading up to working up to how heea felt when he reached te top of mt. everest because it seemed he had a long rope pay high step on the high high mountain a day by day we've been pulling and hauling and this finally was the day that we came to the top and stood on our face or stood up and planted the flag. i arrived and took my seat in the front row flankedke to the right by lucy baines and how glad i was to have them next and uncle baines and his wife and aunt josephus. i know mrs. johnson would have like that. on the other side ahead susan and helen and nobody watched and

birds, especially uh, are drawn to birds when they walk near ponds. this is very.nts allow it. eh, after all , it is not recommended for children to somehow contact the bird. why because we have these, let's say, amateur ornithologists. yes , most of the time they have. unfortunately bad experience when they get sick from a bird. well, we are talking only about moscow so far. or, somewhere, outbreaks of diseases have been identified. there is constant monitoring of bird flu, and indeed. the world health organization says it is the most likely contender. on a new variant. the influenza virus that can cause a pandemic is bird flu, which is monitored all over the world, including in our country. but today it turned out that some districts of moscow have ponds. there were birds there. uh, sick of a certain virus. is it possible to assume that this disease is in birds? uh, some new kind or an old kind of bird flu, if a person does get infected, it will be some kind of unprecedented form. influenza, for example, yes, of course, it is we who are talking about the fact tha

migratory birds have arrived.rus, which, through very close contact from a sick bird, can be transmitted to humans, but the ponds are really closed from of people. yes, where is chuck of the epidemic, of course, the outbreak is located exactly where there is a sick bird, and today we are talking about the fact that, namely, all measures are aimed at ensuring that a person does not come into contact with this bird, precisely, so that they do not fit close to these birds tried to help some sick person. birds, especially uh, are stretched. children to the birds when they walk near the ponds. it's very, well, just a disgrace when parents allow it. eh, after all , it is not recommended for children to somehow contact the bird. why because we have let's say these are amateur ornithologists. yes , most of the time they have. unfortunately, a deplorable experience when birds get sick. well, we are talking only about moscow so far. or, somewhere, outbreaks of diseases have been identified, monitoring of bird flu, and indee

you can collect them to listen to the birds and feed the swans.relax your soul in these expanses of water. leaving for the city yes, it’s not like leaving for a long time. i had no intention of going there at all. it was a temporary dislocation for the duration of my studies. and so i have never been drawn to the city, if necessary, please, 20 minutes, 30, you're already in the city, but even the children. so i think that they are a little deprived when they envy the city. i say children. you don't ever envy the city kids. they never hear how the morning begins to sing . roosters , they don't hear the nightingale that sing, they don't even see stars like we don't see here. cows don't know what is on earth. how the first flower is knocked out, so i think that rural children, probably, well, somehow richer. wow, the modified forests were once included in the reserve of the local gander values, because there were cranberry plots where people could pick cranberries, in which a lot of bird species live and easily. we are in the forest. it is possible s

birds eat 400 to 500 million insects every year.re insects that are not now biting you. >> will: what is good for the goose is good for the gander and it turns out we humans are the gander. >> when birds are happy in their environment, the environment is good for all kinds of wildlife and it is good for people, too. >> available now wherever books are sold and features ideas on how you can make a difference from building plant, bird-friendly gardens and how to make hummingbird nectar. >> gio: thank you. and coming up here, kali uchis has arrived. we will be right back. you are watching "gma." stick around. ♪ ♪ will be right back. you are watching "gma." stick around. ♪ ♪ what's a walt disney world thrill feel like? it's like... [howdy, partners!] and like... and also like... and it feels even better together. ♪ and check this out! you can thrill with this special 4-day, 4-park magic ticket offer. visit disneyworld.com/4parkmagic to learn more. disney thrills us like... [screaming] we know patients are more than their disease. that's

to advocate for alternative energy and the birds . we actually met with ken salazar. >> we should stop offshore drilling. stop relying on other countries. have you ever seen a solar panel break down and it ends the whole eco-system and destroys the whole way of life for people and animals? have you ever heard of a solar sill? you don't have to do what i did. but everything that you do for our planet helps. >> she just sees the big picture and she has the love for the birds. she understands that she has the power to maybe influence the way we allow oil companies to pollute. and she knows that there's a bigger policy issues and that we need to support renewable energy legislatively through congressional mandate. >> i've always enjoyed living in the brook shirs because i find it to be a very unique close-knit place to live. we have a very expensive vegetable garden. we've been getting beef and pork from a local farmer. and we get our own eggs from our chickens. so in eighth grade, i saw what the high school students were doing with the s

this bird.ince about the 19th century, it has been customary to serve at christmas let's tell them before this holiday in st. petersburg. onions, uh, trains were specially delivered from uh siberia urals uh, northern russia, it is good to bake a large carcass with geese. one must also be able to cook chef alexander zhurkin, who regularly shares his secrets. first of all , the goose should be small, up to 3.5 kg, then you should rub its meat with garlic. so it is will become softer. that is, if you want your goose at all, that is, for marmalade. you will soak it overnight in salted water with 30 grams of salt per liter of water. and most importantly, the low temperature in the oven is 150 °, so that it thaws inside, and the outside does not burn out and does not dry out. well, you can stuff it with fantasy spices , there is no limit, there are simpler ways to cook something goose. for example , you can use commercially available meat stew or offal price from 400. rub per jar here is a recipe from

let's write about birds. here there are some armed birds and other detachments.ronins, yes, that is, these are some kind of crows that are raven yes, firstly, camouflage. secondly, no very clearly very clearly absolutely oriented precisely on the petals. and so, i imagine how i set it. here are the gates. so his squadrons rise in their combat. raven rise. by the way. it takes these petals. you understand, that is, it is necessary that she take it, that some kind of bird should be two birds, yes. well here are some other comments. well, you know, i often run into, uh, corvids with ravens with ravens. e in my program on the weekends on saw the video know that these birds are capable of much intelligence. they have a very serious one, but now we are also specialists invite for this conversation to find out the details. is it possible at all? vadim ornithologist, founder of the rehabilitation center and bird shelter is in touch with us and welcomes you to our program. we are now figuring out the carrying capacity of crows. and eight eighty grams. yes, the weight of a

kristen: now a story for bird levelers. -- bird offers. -- volunteers to take care of baby aquatic birdsok a check -- in -- >> these are black night herons. despite their size, these birds are just two to three weeks old and were rescued after falling out of nests in santa rosa. >> we get a lot from the oakland area and santa rosa where they nest downtown. when they fall out of their trees, they are falling into streets. >> we specialize in birds that live on and near water. you may be thinking of baby robins were sparrows, we actually get herons, egrets goslings, ducklings. >> international bird rescue was expecting to get orphaned birds like these pelicans by the hundreds in the next few months. it is baby bird season. the covid pandemic decimated their volunteer workforce. >> we are at the lowest volunteer numbers we have ever been since covid. we need new people to come in and help raise the babies. >> they urgently need help answering a hotline, feeding and medicating baby birds, data entry and even transporting birds to be released. birds are examined when they come in and cared fo

government fix it, how do we get the cross bird? ~ ~' ,, �* ., gross bird?ou've got to sto gross bird? well, i think you've got to step thinking _ gross bird? well, i think you've got to stop thinking about _ gross bird? well, i think you've got to stop thinking about long-term . to stop thinking about long—term plans, or what we know as a dirty word, policy, investment, where should we invest in a country, encourage the government and business? how will we train people going forward? we need to think about these things in a joint up way, ratherthan about these things in a joint up way, rather than flashy policy announcements that can give a sugar rush to the economy. we want long—term growth, rather than a big jump. long-term growth, rather than a big 'um., , long-term growth, rather than a big 'um . _ g , , , long-term growth, rather than a big 'um. , , , ., , long-term growth, rather than a big 'um. ,, , .,, , jump. just briefly, where does this ut the jump. just briefly, where does this put the bank _ jump. just briefly, where does this put the bank of —

bird flu has been confirmed again.thing as last year. and so far we've seen 30—a0 carcasses on these islands, and we've sent away samples and we've had three positive samples. and we are very eager to try and limit access, try and limit disturbance. we're the last ones to set foot on inner farne until at least august this year, and this is as close as we can get. this and the other farne islands have been shut down to members of the public so that rangers can work desperately hard to protect these rare species. and it is hard. last year, they collected 6000 carcasses. the national trust called it "an unprecedented wildlife tragedy". today, by keeping the islands off limits, rangers can test and monitor the population and limit any disturbance to encourage birds to breed. that's important for species like the puffin — already threatened by climate change, they say, and lay only one egg year. they're a huge attraction for visitors, but the restrictions mean birds can only be spotted from out at sea. these were our bookin

problem bird's-eye.be possible to understand the struggle with these representatives of the fauna in a multifaceted way, as nature itself cannot do without a creative streak. all roads lead to the map, compiled by enthusiasts , white highlights are highways and main roads between cities and towns, and inside them, paved roads with heavy traffic are marked in yellow. this is almost twice as much as in china and three times more than in india in russia according to this 621.000.813 km of roads are laid on the map, and the smallest road network is only 18 km in the tiny country of palau, and the road to skolkovo may not be long. but the eleventh technological conference of innovators and investors, startup village 2023, which was important there in the decade of science and technology , saw andrey alekseenko see hundreds of developments through this tinted glass , the driver’s workplace is not visible at all. i'm wondering if he himself can see at least something. the creators of this machine will answer th

paul dunbar, the life and times of a caged bird. we are going to have a conversation for about 40 minutes and then we'll open it up for. questions from the audience. before i start the conversation, i wanted to congrats late jean for the publication, this magnificent book. i had the privilege seeing it in its different iterations in manuscript form, and once i held the actual book. i thought it was not only great book, it was an impressive book and i just wanted to say that especially because the publisher is here to acknowledge work. she did also, in terms of the production of the book, its cover and, indeed its existence as an object that opens up to life of paul laurence dunbar. so jean i've noticed in conversations about this book that one of the things that is quite obvious is you spent a lot of time with dunbar. you started thinking about him when you are a student at princeton? and this book took a long time to write, so i wanted to begin the conversation by asking you why. dunbar what got interest, got you interested in him

call now 800-710-0020. >>> one, two, three strikes, birds out. scene at a warmup when arizona diamondbacks pitcher zack galan throws a curve ball right there, and you see the bird get hit by a perfect strike. this is actually the second time that we know of that a bird ran afoul of a diamondbacks pitcher. it's been more than 20 years since randy johnson obliterated a bird with his pitch. this was the scene after that collision. yeah, you see feathers scattered like snow. a grounds keeper cleaning it up there. it is quite a gnarly scene. my favorite part of the video is the catcher was clearly confused about what happening, and then you see him sort of tiptoe. >> so sad, such an innocent little bird. i'm just here to be sad for the bird. >> as i'm watching i'm thinking like when players get hit by pitches, right, which they do all the time and you see what it does to a bird. it's dangerous. you're throwing 100 miles an hour. >> wrong place, wrong time little bird. it did happen in 1983, though, but these guys are too young to remember. you've got

he's married to lady bird. and from 63 to the end of proxy, lyndon johnson was a first rate concern. ovation president problem with johnson is he thought conservation as america saving america the beautiful lyndon johnson for example signs the wild and scenic river act stopping beautiful rivers from being dammed. today we all own these increase wild and scenic rivers that weren't room castle lyndon he did the if you go the appalachian trail system or the pacific crest trail out here lyndon johnson he did the wilderness act but that's the wilderness act. you look at a map, you'll see big parts of wilderness a million acres where no roads allowed to be built. the wilderness act was born in 1935 in our first wilderness. this unit is, kings canyon, parts of kings canyon national park here in california, and that's harold ickes doing and ansel adams, they got to fdr, the thing eleanor used to say to environmental eleanor said spring pictures if you show franklin a beautiful landscape, he'll say, save it. she was so

, not to bring their birds home and not to allow contact with them in pets. intends to return thousands of precious artefacts seen to the uk during the colonial period , the telegraph reports, the publication notes that indian diplomats and officials will intensify their efforts to achieve a quotation of retribution from the past moreover new delhi wants to return one of the most famous kohinoor diamonds in the world in the middle of the 19th century. it was taken to london and became part of the royal jewels. this could be the biggest request for the return of artifacts i've ever come across. london clarifies reporters expected that negotiations will begin at the end of the year. the direction of development for the belarusian russian industrial cooperation was announced a lot on the eve by deputy prime minister of russia denis manturov after a meeting with prime minister of belarus roman golovchenko, we are talking about such industries as high-tech energy and transport engineering, chemical complex and pharmaceuticals, as well as microelectronics and aircr

hey, bird, come on out and meet all these nice people, please. oh all right. we really can't blame you. you see, bird is a very careful fellow and a danger. this is the way he keeps from being hurt. sometimes it even saves his life. that's why these children are practicing to duck and cover. just as you do in your school. we all know the atomic bomb is very dangerous since it may be used against us, we must get ready for it. just as we are ready for many other dangers that around us all the time. fire is a danger. it can burn whole buildings if. someone is careless, but we are ready for fire. we have a fine fire department to put out the fire. and you have fire drills in your school. so you know what to do. automobiles can be dangerous too. they sometimes cause bad accidents, but we are ready? we have safety rules. that car and people who are walking must now we must be ready for a new danger. the atomic bomb. first you have to know what happens. an atomic bomb explodes. you will know when it comes. we hope it never comes. but we must get ready. it looks somet

among the wild birds are the calls of the black sea region. during the implementation of the project , the conditions were assessed under which the transmission of the virus can become uncontrollable , cause economic damage, create risks and food security , it should be noted that over the past 3 years the damage. from bird flu 4.5 billion rubles. more than 10 million poultry were destroyed. in european countries, the loss of the agricultural industry from diseases amounted to about three billion euros. by according to experts, if earlier in the european region influenza, yew was a seasonal disease, now its outbreaks are recorded year-round . in addition, the world health organization regularly records the facts of an inter-special transition of up to 50% of people, only this year four such cases have been recorded in chile cambodia china this forces us to take a fresh look at the risks of implementing the upi-4 project, which involved the collection on the territory of ukraine of strains that have a high epidemic potential and are capable of

- remember in the sport. just to be here and have a bird iview i be here and have a bird iview of itbird iview of it, the crowd were on the heat — of it, the crowd were on the heat |t— of it, the crowd were on the beat. ., , ., , of it, the crowd were on the beat. . , ., , , beat. it really was very special. _ beat. it really was very special, but _ beat. it really was very special, but one. - sergio perez won the azerbaijan grand prix with the safety car providing an opportunity to overtake teammate max verstappen and clinch the victory. ferrari's charles leclerc had started in pole position but before long, perez and verstappen had forged ahead. then perez took advantage of a safety car to make a pitstop without losing any time, and he stayed at least a second ahead for the remainder of the race. there was a hairy moment at the end when some photographers forgot there were still cars coming into the pitlane. it could have been a serious incident and the f1 authorities are making changes to avoid it ever happening again. third place went to leclec — ferraris' first podium this seaso

bird flu has been confirmed again.he same thing as last year. and so far we've seen 30—a0 carcasses on these islands, and we've sent away samples and we've had three positive samples. and we are very eager to try and limit access, try and limit disturbance. we're the last ones to set foot on inner farne until at least august this year, and this is as close as we can get. this and the other farne islands have been shut down to members of the public so that rangers can work desperately hard to protect these rare species. and it is hard. last year, they collected 6,000 carcasses. the national trust called it "an unprecedented wildlife tragedy". today, by keeping the islands off limits, rangers can test and monitor the population and limit any disturbance, to encourage birds to breed. that's important for species like the puffin — already threatened by climate change, they say, and lay only one egg a year. they're a huge attraction for visitors, but the restrictions mean birds can only be spotted from out at sea. these wer

in total , there are about 200 queen birds in the pheasantry , each aviary is formed in our one malechickens for them. all the males we purchased were caught from the wild and all purchased from the mykolaiv region during the period when the chickens are laying eggs and eggs. we feed them with balanced feed and we also give them corn, corn , sunflower seeds and wheat from april to june, the female birds have a mating period. at this time, they lay eggs, but in captivity they do not sit on them. during this period, the males behave aggressively. therefore, they wear special glasses so that they do not see each other in front of them when it ends mating period, this barrier is removed, the eggs are removed from the enclosures, they are taken and placed in an incubator for more than 20 days, after setting the necessary parameters, they are waiting for the offspring of this type. our baby is in the nursery for a certain time. they will gradually lower their temperature in order to prepare them for life in the aviary, not from childhood to take care of them, they are very gentle , to take

among wild birds and call of the black sea region. the project assessed the conditions under which the transmission of the virus could become unmanageable, cause economic damage and create food security risks. so it is likely that the mass death of birds in the reserve of the kherson region in 21 years. could be related to the experiments of the ukrainian laboratory of agricultural supervision . the study of the documents seized from the archive of the veterinary laboratory of this organization confirms that until 2022, the employees of the reserves were trying to select and transfer abroad biological material obtained from serious birds, it was these documents confirming the fact of the mass destruction of birds that were used by the remaining employees of the reserve to remove or destroy the results for money studies that are very likely to contain specific plans for the use of bioweapons evgeny petrukhin lead. grain deal prolongation guarantees no this was stated in turkish, despite the fact that active work is underway and the kin

where's bird? and then i know he's home. really home like the living room and any american home this room has its personal touches. bookshelves that reflect the individual interests of a family old and treasured friends one of the things that i am proud to leave as a reminder of our time here is the addition to the white house permanent collection of paintings. thomas sully is portrait of fannie campbell is cher romance, and i love it. this is our most recent acquisition for the permanent collection. robert henry's gypsy girl the first painting acquired during our stay at the white house. was winslow home was sorry it perhaps neck. a saved my favorite mary cassat for last. you can almost feel the love between the mother and those children. look at that little girl. she wandering but the small child is going to mean to her life. it's such a dear painting. it seems to set the tone of the room. it's where the family shared so many personal and intimate moments once. where we felt we were in the heart of the house really at home

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you are a bird lyova lyova where is the bird?od, well done excellent in the new training, lumos will learn to identify a drone under the ice from a longer distance. yes , detection system. of course, we have a good one, but there is one in every pocket, but a dog. it's like she's always with you. she is always alert , always on the alert, does not require changing batteries for charging, even if she is soaked, she is always on the dishes at any moment will jump up on four paws and say. of course, dogs, as irina christy admits, will not replace electronic warfare equipment, but the goal is not at all to send a platoon of mongrels to the front line, but rather to give everyone one more extra, that it increases protection, and the vigilance of not only dogs, but also people and this is now very relevant in the face of our rising tourist danger. i wanted to tickle the nerves of vices, they do not crawl out of the cunning slums with gilyarovsky, we do not bend fearfully. now keep your pockets in a moment clean up. and he could also te

in total , there are about 200 queen birds in the pheasant .n each aviary, we have one male and five chicks . we bought all the males from the wild. caught and all purchased from mykolaiv region from mykolaiv region for the period when chickens lay eggs and testicles, we feed them with balanced compound feed and we also give them corn, corn, sunflower seeds and wheat from april to june, the birds have a mating season. at this time, they lay eggs, but in captivity they do not sit on them during this period, the males behave aggressively. that is why they wear special glasses so that they do not see each other in front of them. when the mating period ends , this barrier is removed, the eggs are taken away from the enclosures and placed in the incubator for more than 20 days , after setting the necessary parameters, they are waiting for the offspring . the main thing is to take care of them from childhood, they are very tender, to take care of them already in such a way that they were teenagers, and then as a pheasant , they have already grown up

yana mendele to you, soaring in the mountains, where a bird man is training to fly. we're taking our dog with us unusual sobsurf competition took place in barcelona in less than nine minutes who set the world record for the fastest bridal makeup application and as china noted we will find out the day of declaration of love together in the next few minutes. a mountain-hovering bird-man from china made a dangerous flight through a cave in tianmen national park in the province. hunan, janshupen considers this area excellent for practicing this unusual sport. before every flight. first of all, the wingsuiter evaluates the weather conditions, carefully checks the equipment , parachutes, flight suits, helmets and flight instruments. then he puts on a wing suit and jumps into the unknown. i like wingsuit flying because i think it's the most a kind of sport close to a person in which he can feel like a bird for me to put on a flight suit. it's like wearing regular clothes while flying. i can tumble in the air, speed up, slow down , i manage it all myself and really feel like