US EditionRoaring Fork Valley needs to consider bird feeders ‘bear feeders’
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Bear caught stealing bird feeder from Three Rivers yard
THREE RIVERS, Mass. (WWLP) - Bears are up from their winter nap and taking down bird feeders, according to this 22News viewer. Dog rescued in Sturbridge animal cruelty case by MSPCA prepares for adoption A bear was caught on camera stealing a bird feeder from a yard in Three Rivers. In the video, you can see the bear looking around to make sure no one was looking, then grabs the feeder off the pole and disappears into the woods. Mass.gov s…
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Glenwood Springs Post IndependentRoaring Fork Valley needs to consider bird feeders ‘bear feeders’
It’s that time of the year again, when locals need to consider removing bird feeders as hungry bears come out of their winter slumber in search of food. By sticking to the bear necessities, community members can help reduce the risk of conflict. According to the city of Aspen, homeowners are required to suspend bird feeders off the ground where a bear can’t reach from April 15 to Nov. 15. There must also either be something underneath feeders to…
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