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Why some Nova Scotians are turning to a loud, quirky bird to control ticks

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Some guinea fowl breeders in Nova Scotia are seeing a surge in demand for the birds to control the tick population. Scientists note they could serve as a supplementary control method, and breeders stress space requirements.

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Why some Nova Scotians are turning to a loud, quirky bird to control ticks

Some guinea fowl breeders in Nova Scotia are seeing a surge in demand for the birds to control the tick population. Scientists note they could serve as a supplementary control method, and breeders stress space requirements.

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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Sunday, July 12, 2026.
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