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New contests of Russian Science Foundation
The Russian Science Foundation announces the start of accepting applications for six contests.
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The UNESCO - Al Fozan International Prize for the promotion of young scientists
The competition for the first International UNESCO-Al-Fozan Prize in support of young scientists specializing in the field of natural sciences, technology, engineering and mathematics has been opened.
Read MoreIncredible hovering kestrel
Incredible footage of a kestrel demonstrating its famous hover control, keeping its head perfectly still whilst seeming to float on the air to look for prey.
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Peregrine falcon reproduction on the building of Moscow State University
Red Data Book peregrine falcon chicks were born at Moscow State University, living on the thirtieth floor of a high-rise building since 2005
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Szabolcs Kókay, a nature painter
Birds of prey and owls in the work of the Hungarian artist Szabolcs Kokay
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New film shines light on Golden Eagles
A new documentary film takes viewers into the field in the Big Horn Basin of Wyoming as a team of researchers studying Golden Eagles works to study and protect the birds.
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BOU Career Development Bursaries
The aim of these bursaries is to support short-term research positions for young or early-career ornithologists, between a first and higher degree programme or immediately after completion of a higher degree.
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Small research grants from Brisith Ornithologists' Union
British Ornithologists' Union announces new small research grants program
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New website of the Selevinia journal
Selevinia is the first scientific zoological journal in the Kazakhstan-Central Asian region. Published since 1993. Publishes articles about animals of a vast region of Asia, including the territories of the states of Central Asia.
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“At the golden eagle's nest”, or to the question of the expression “hope dies last”
Back in 2002, when I was only 56 years old, I built an artificial nesting site for the most powerful eagle in the northern Palearctic, the golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos), on a huge raised bog. Time flew by like a courier train, and the eagles nested in other nests, but I continued to believe and wait, periodically updating this building.
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