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DOTT: The Smart Dog Tag

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DOTT: The Smart Dog Tag was created by a group of pet lovers to provide an affordable and active solution to help you locate your pets if they ever get lost. It uses Bluetooth® Smart technology paired with the DOTT … Continue reading → The post DOTT: The Smart Dog Tag appeared first on 4 The Love of Animals.

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PL8S 4 PETS ID Tags

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These unique ID tags feature your pet’s name on the front on your state license plate. On the back of the tag, you can include your name and address, home and cell phone numbers, plus up to two addtional lines of optional information to add “microchipped&# and/or “reward.&#. Another great thing about the tags?

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Good Idea: Bug Bam Dog Tags!

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Bug Bam has launched a new mosquito-repelling dog tag to coincide with Heartworm Awareness Month in April. Bug Bam hopes the 100% natural tags will help reverse this trend. We trialed the tags and people loved how they worked and looked,” he says. Bug Bam dog tags cost $7.99 Good Idea: Bug Bam Dog Tags!

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What the rings reveal

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That’s why the current trend to radio-tag birds reveals so much more than ringing, though it is of course vastly more expensive. Rings are not the only way of marking birds, and with a number of species wing tags are more often used. When I photographed the Red Kite ( above ) near my home in Suffolk I hadn’t noticed its wing tags.

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What did people historically do instead of practicing or using neutering, branding, ear tagging, ear marking, wing clipping, debeaking, and blinders (peepers) or chicken goggles?

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I get the feeling people somehow practiced alternatives for much of history. submitted by /u/This_Caterpillar_330 [link] [comments]

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Urban birds, urban birding… is there a future?

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White-tailed Eagles normally take flight silently, yet, while checking some Common Starlings and hoping for Rosy Starlings , I heard a few noisy wing-beats, enough to turn and see a young eagle flying with a wing tag. Hidden from my view, it stood on a nearby tree and if it weren’t for those clumsy beats, I wouldn’t have noticed it.

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Don’t Ignore the Barnacles – they’re Real Birds

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This tagged bird was wild-bred Pheasants are largely ignored by birdwatchers , despite their good looks Rose-ringed Parakeet , now a common (but unpopular) resident of many European towns, including London. Red Kites are now widespread in much of England, thanks to a highly successful re-introduction scheme.