There's a new bird in town: the raven
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Eagle wows in a revival
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Local bluebird numbers spring back
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When birds behave strangely
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Christmas bird count sets local record
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Hudson Valley more than a fly-over for birds of prey
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Crow population soars above Canada geese in Rockland
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Town concludes dogged attempt to drive off geese
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Wildlife biologist at the center of goose flap
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The great goose debate
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Goose killing done for year
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If safe, birds will be served to seniors at upstate agency
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Geese rally targets Holbrook
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170 geese gathered for slaughter
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Humane society sues state in bid to save geese
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Clarkstown board Oks plans to kill more geese
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Are geese fair game?
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Eagle eyes
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Counting crows - and finches, sparraws and chickadees
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Wildlife census hopes to catalog nature's surprises
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Mock funeral held for Canada geese
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State to let hunters bag Canada geese in Sept.
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Group files notice that goose meat is unsafe
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Goose hunt is one for the history books
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Clarkstown begins roundup of Canada geese
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Cooked goose: safe and nutritious
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Town sticks by goose-hunt plan
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Flap over Canada geese draws national and world attention
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Duck, duck goose…
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Fall's flight
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