"Bird Data"

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10 April 2020

Parakeets eat apples fixed to the points of a fence in Kensington Gardens in London, England, on April 9, 2020. As Britain begins what is forecast to be a warm Easter holiday weekend, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab today stressed the importance of not giving up 'social distancing' measures at a time when hopeful signs are beginning to show in the data for covid-19 coronavirus transmissions and hospitalisations. Raab, who is currently deputising for hospitalised Prime Minister Boris Johnson (who is now out of intensive care as he continues his recovery from the virus), announced today that a decision on next steps for the UK's coronavirus lockdown would not come before the end of next week. An extension of at least several more weeks is, however, widely expected. Across the UK meanwhile a total of 65,077 people have now tested positive for the novel coronavirus, with 7,978 having died.

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10 April 2020

People walk beside the Serpentine lake in Hyde Park at sunset in London, England, on April 9, 2020. As Britain begins what is forecast to be a warm Easter holiday weekend, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab today stressed the importance of not giving up 'social distancing' measures at a time when hopeful signs are beginning to show in the data for covid-19 coronavirus transmissions and hospitalisations. Raab, who is currently deputising for hospitalised Prime Minister Boris Johnson (who is now out of intensive care as he continues his recovery from the virus), announced today that a decision on next steps for the UK's coronavirus lockdown would not come before the end of next week. An extension of at least several more weeks is, however, widely expected. Across the UK meanwhile a total of 65,077 people have now tested positive for the novel coronavirus, with 7,978 having died.

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#5188844

2 December 2019

Maleo mother bird (Macrochepalon maleo) is in a breeding cage in Batui Village, Banggai Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on December 2, 2019. The rare and endemic breeding of Sulawesi has been carried out since the last four years and has been successfully released back into the habitat around 300. The local government continues to educate residents to participate in guarding these birds because according to the data, the bird population is now declining and until the remaining around 10,000 tails and is feared to be extinct if no breeding efforts are made.

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#5188848

2 December 2019

Maleo mother bird (Macrochepalon maleo) is in a breeding cage in Batui Village, Banggai Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on December 2, 2019. The rare and endemic breeding of Sulawesi has been carried out since the last four years and has been successfully released back into the habitat around 300. The local government continues to educate residents to participate in guarding these birds because according to the data, the bird population is now declining and until the remaining around 10,000 tails and is feared to be extinct if no breeding efforts are made.

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#5188862

2 December 2019

Maleo mother bird (Macrochepalon maleo) is in a breeding cage in Batui Village, Banggai Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on December 2, 2019. The rare and endemic breeding of Sulawesi has been carried out since the last four years and has been successfully released back into the habitat around 300. The local government continues to educate residents to participate in guarding these birds because according to the data, the bird population is now declining and until the remaining around 10,000 tails and is feared to be extinct if no breeding efforts are made.

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#5188868

2 December 2019

Residents pay attention to Maleo birds (Macrochepalon maleo) who are in captivity cages in Batui Village, Banggai Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on December 2, 2019. The rare and endemic breeding of Sulawesi has been carried out since the last four years and has been successfully released back into the habitat around 300. The local government continues to educate residents to participate in guarding these birds because according to the data, the bird population is now declining and until the remaining around 10,000 tails and is feared to be extinct if no breeding efforts are made.

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#4442836

3 June 2019

Green Peacock is located in Care Royal Safari Garden, Bogor, Indonesia, on Saturday, June 1, 2019. From the data obtained there are about 10 Green Peacock at the Royal Safari Garden. The 2015 data said that the green peacock population is now declining, the number is not more than 800. Reporting from Tempo.co (02/12/2015), the decline in green peacock population is caused by the most caused by humans. fur hunting. Because beautiful peacock feathers are often used to make Reog Ponorogo art supplies. Although on each chest or cross, Reog needs around 1,500 peacock feathers.

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#4442838

3 June 2019

Green Peacock is located in Care Royal Safari Garden, Bogor, Indonesia, on Saturday, June 1, 2019. From the data obtained there are about 10 Green Peacock at the Royal Safari Garden. The 2015 data said that the green peacock population is now declining, the number is not more than 800. Reporting from Tempo.co (02/12/2015), the decline in green peacock population is caused by the most caused by humans. fur hunting. Because beautiful peacock feathers are often used to make Reog Ponorogo art supplies. Although on each chest or cross, Reog needs around 1,500 peacock feathers.

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#4442844

3 June 2019

Green Peacock is located in Care Royal Safari Garden, Bogor, Indonesia, on Saturday, June 1, 2019. From the data obtained there are about 10 Green Peacock at the Royal Safari Garden. The 2015 data said that the green peacock population is now declining, the number is not more than 800. Reporting from Tempo.co (02/12/2015), the decline in green peacock population is caused by the most caused by humans. fur hunting. Because beautiful peacock feathers are often used to make Reog Ponorogo art supplies. Although on each chest or cross, Reog needs around 1,500 peacock feathers.

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#4442828

3 June 2019

Green Peacock is located in Care Royal Safari Garden, Bogor, Indonesia, on Saturday, June 1, 2019. From the data obtained there are about 10 Green Peacock at the Royal Safari Garden. The 2015 data said that the green peacock population is now declining, the number is not more than 800. Reporting from Tempo.co (02/12/2015), the decline in green peacock population is caused by the most caused by humans. fur hunting. Because beautiful peacock feathers are often used to make Reog Ponorogo art supplies. Although on each chest or cross, Reog needs around 1,500 peacock feathers.

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#4442830

3 June 2019

Green Peacock is located in Care Royal Safari Garden, Bogor, Indonesia, on Saturday, June 1, 2019. From the data obtained there are about 10 Green Peacock at the Royal Safari Garden. The 2015 data said that the green peacock population is now declining, the number is not more than 800. Reporting from Tempo.co (02/12/2015), the decline in green peacock population is caused by the most caused by humans. fur hunting. Because beautiful peacock feathers are often used to make Reog Ponorogo art supplies. Although on each chest or cross, Reog needs around 1,500 peacock feathers.

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#4442832

3 June 2019

Green Peacock is located in Care Royal Safari Garden, Bogor, Indonesia, on Saturday, June 1, 2019. From the data obtained there are about 10 Green Peacock at the Royal Safari Garden. The 2015 data said that the green peacock population is now declining, the number is not more than 800. Reporting from Tempo.co (02/12/2015), the decline in green peacock population is caused by the most caused by humans. fur hunting. Because beautiful peacock feathers are often used to make Reog Ponorogo art supplies. Although on each chest or cross, Reog needs around 1,500 peacock feathers.

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#4442834

3 June 2019

Green Peacock is located in Care Royal Safari Garden, Bogor, Indonesia, on Saturday, June 1, 2019. From the data obtained there are about 10 Green Peacock at the Royal Safari Garden. The 2015 data said that the green peacock population is now declining, the number is not more than 800. Reporting from Tempo.co (02/12/2015), the decline in green peacock population is caused by the most caused by humans. fur hunting. Because beautiful peacock feathers are often used to make Reog Ponorogo art supplies. Although on each chest or cross, Reog needs around 1,500 peacock feathers.

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5 February 2019

The Twitter app in this photo illustration on January 31, 2019.

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22 January 2019

The Twitter logo is seen on a portable mobile device in this photo illustration on January 22, 2019.

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22 January 2019

The Twitter logo is seen on a portable mobile device in this photo illustration on January 22, 2019.

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