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Bitterns: Britain's loudest bird making a comeback in London - Vimarsana News

Bitterns: Britain's loudest bird making a comeback in London

Sightings of bitterns over winter have been increasing over the last 21 years, conservations say.

Source: yahoo.com
Poacher kills flamingo at Qalet Marku as autumn shooting season gets underway - Vimarsana News

Poacher kills flamingo at Qalet Marku as autumn shooting season gets underway

Protected flamingo is killed at Qalet Marku, as a number of GPS-tracked and highly-protected birds of prey tracked have recently disappeared as they arrived in Malta

What This Gruesome Stork Taught Us About Bird Migration - Vimarsana News

What This Gruesome Stork Taught Us About Bird Migration

Long before tracking technology, the most concrete testament to bird migration was a stork impaled by a spear.

How researchers got an eye-watering phone bill after bird tracking went horribly wrong - Vimarsana News

How researchers got an eye-watering phone bill after bird tracking went horribly wrong

A Polish research group received a massive phone bill after a tracking device placed on a white stork was stolen in Sudan and its SIM card was used to make expensive phone calls. 

When white storks conquered the ancient Moroccon fortress of Chellah, a UNESCO World Heritage site - Vimarsana News

When white storks conquered the ancient Moroccon fortress of Chellah, a UNESCO World Heritage site

Ahead of World Tourism Day, on September 27, if Morocco has been on your mind, and you're worried after the news of the recent earthquake there, visit Rabat, which remains untouched, and head to the Chellah Necropolis, part of Ancient Roman city and abandoned in 12th century, to say hello to its conquerer-residents, the European White Storks, among other wild creatures.