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Researchers use taxidermy bird drones to monitor wildlife
Scientists Are Turning Dead Birds Into Drones That Could Spy On Humans
New project turns taxidermy birds into drones for potential spying missions | Cybernews
Scientists Are Making Drones From Taxidermy Birds | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
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Behavioural responses of non-breeding waterbirds to drone approach are associated with flock size and habitat | BTO - British Trust for Ornithology
Scientists Are Turning Dead Birds Into Zombie Drones That Can Spy on People - Science
A bird James Bond might love - AOPA
New drone application improves tracking for songbird research
Flying Drones Near Birds - What to Do If Your Drone is Attacked - Pilot Institute
Drones, lasers shoo away unwanted birds
China takes surveillance to new heights with flock of robotic Doves, but do they come in peace? | South China Morning Post
Pigeons Aren't Real » The Truth about Government Surveillance Drones
1960s CIA drone-bird project a predecessor to NASA Global Hawk - GPS World
Tiny spy planes could mimic birds, insects
Dead Bird Drones May Get Artificial Intelligence and 5G | AFCEA International
What Happens When Eagles and Other Birds Fight Drones? - The Atlantic
The Drone Bird Company | Unmanned aircraft systems and wildlife management
Dead birds get new life: New Mexico researchers develop taxidermy bird drones | Reuters
They're territorial': can birds and drones coexist? | Australian bird of the year (2021) | The Guardian
Nature-friendly 'drone birds' will help study energy conservation
Taxidermy birds make a good drone platform - ASME
Bird Watching? It goes both ways. – The Bolles Bugle
Scientists make robotic drones that look like birds of prey | The Independent | The Independent
