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Electrocuted bird Stock Photos and Images
RMBN11PB–Electrical cables with Bird Flight Diverters, to prevent migrating birds being electrocuted.
RM2JHTMTY–Manresa, Spain. 18th July, 2022. On 18 July in Manresa a fire caused by an electrocuted bird burnt 1700 hectares. (Photo by Maria Ximena Borrazas/Sipa USA) Credit: Sipa USA/Alamy Live News
RM2JHHH9C–Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. 18th July, 2022. Forest farmers and volunteers are fighting a new fire in the same area of central Catalonia, this time caused by an electrocuted bird.The area where there has been a severe drought for months, which has been aggravated by the heat wave that is ravaging Europe (Credit Image: © Eric Renom/ZUMA Press Wire)
RMEWXF8M–Electrical tower with cables with bird flight diverters to prevent birds being electrocuted.
RF2HKF8Y6–a bird electrocuted in the rain lies near an electric pole on the surface of rubble, selective focus
RM2G08KB3–A dead tundra swan (Cygnus columbianus) lays in the dried mud of a former wetland in California.
RF2ACBDJN–The spotted dove or (spilopelia chinensis) or mountain dove or pearl-necked dove or lace-necked dove or spotted turtle-dove
RF2JCDT2R–A dead bat hangs on four face electric wires near a farm. This bat died because of an electric shock
RMH30XCK–Elkton, Oregon, USA. 2nd Oct, 2016. A dead Steller's jay hangs upside down from a power line near Elkton in southwestern Oregon. The bird may have been electrocuted while perching on the power line. © Robin Loznak/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMDAMDH5–A stork stands inside a nest on an power pole in Raddusch im Spreewald befindet, Germany, 7 June 2011. Nesting on a pole is fairly dangerous for the birds because they can easily be electrocuted. Photo: Patrick Pleul
RFJRM306–HAI DUONG, VIETNAM, May, 20: young man go trapping birds in the forest on May, 20, 2014 in Hai Duong, Vietnam.
RFT6MJJR–Dead birds hang upside down from an overhead wire after a lightning strike in a storm. Illustrates the power of bad weather.
RMEWXF8A–Electrical tower with cables with bird flight diverters to prevent birds being electrocuted.
RF2HK9D76–electric pole wet from rain killed a crow that cleaned its beak on its surface, selective focus
RM2G08KD3–A dead tundra swan (Cygnus columbianus) in California, one of millions of birds killed as a result of a collision with power lines.
RMH30XCJ–Elkton, Oregon, USA. 2nd Oct, 2016. A dead Steller's jay hangs upside down from a power line near Elkton in southwestern Oregon. The bird may have been electrocuted while perching on the power line. © Robin Loznak/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMDAMDH6–Two storks mate inside a nest on an power pole in Raddusch im Spreewald befindet, Germany, 7 June 2011. Nesting on a pole is fairly dangerous for the birds because they can easily be electrocuted. Photo: Patrick Pleul
RFJRFRPG–HAI DUONG, VIETNAM, May, 20: young man go trapping birds in the forest on May, 20, 2014 in Hai Duong, Vietnam.
RMEWXF86–Electrical tower with cables with bird flight diverters to prevent birds being electrocuted.
RM2G08K83–A dead tundra swan (Cygnus columbianus) in California, one of millions of birds killed as a result of a collision with power lines.
RM2G08KBK–A dead tundra swan (Cygnus columbianus) in California, one of millions of birds killed as a result of a collision with power lines.
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