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Thousands of swans and geese will now be safer when flying around Cambridgeshire after a ‘dedicated team’ has erected bird diverters across power lines.

Thousands of swans and geese will now be safer when flying around Cambridgeshire after a ‘dedicated team’ has erected bird diverters across power lines.

Thousands of swans and geese will now be safer when flying around Cambridgeshire after a ‘dedicated team’ has erected bird diverters across power lines.

Precision devices measure properties of reflected and transmitted light, as references for U.S. metrology sector.

NIST physicist Heather Patrick with ROSI. Credit: Curt Suplee/NIST The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recently completed major

Weighing just 4.3g, little more than a sugar cube,  Memo is a healthy weight for a common pipistrelle. After being rescued from the Salle Grid, she has been taken into the care of the Bat Conservation Trust which will care for her before releasing her back into the wild in March near to where she was found. Heather Patrick, UK Power Networks’ environment adviser, said: “Many people don’t understand bats or are scared of them, particularly at the moment, so Jason’s story is a great wa...