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Scotland’s chief vet officer confirms bird flu outbreak in AngusAn outbreak of bird flu (H5N1) has occurred at a premises in Angus, Scotland’s chief veterinary officer has announced. On Friday night, Sheila Voas revealed it had implemented a 3km protection ...
The majority of Scotland’s breeding bird species have shown a population increase over the past 30 years, according to a new report. The latest official statistic report of 66 Scottish ...
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Bird flu outbreak: ALL of England and Scotland placed under mandatory biosecurity zone as cases surgeMandatory biosecurity measures have come into force across all of England and Scotland after an increased number of bird flu cases in wild and captive birds. The Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer ...
On BBC Radio Scotland's Mornings programme he discussed why he has set up The Self-Isolating Bird Club for people to share their pictures of nature during the coronavirus pandemic. He believes the ...
A bird of prey has been found shot dead in Aberdeenshire. Police Scotland said the red kite was killed in Glenbuchat, near Strathdon, sometime on 3 and 4 February. The force said it received a ...
Two things came to mind. First, Scotland’s rural economy depends on food production, land management, and tourism. Second, England seems more focused on feeding birds and bees than people.
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