Full English or French online translation of "De pugna avium"

Question

I am trying very hard to find an English (or if not French) translation of the Carolingian poem "De pugna avium" from Theodulf of Orleans. I found a Latin version in the Bibliotheca Augustana.

However, it is very difficult to find a full rendition in English (or French). Where could such a version be found?

Edit: As Tsundoku pointed out, a perhaps more citable source for the Latin version can be found in the Monumenta Germaniae historica. Poetarum Latinorum Medii Aevi (on Archive.org), which the
Bibliotheca Augustana used as a source.

Answer 1

There is an English translation in the transcript of this podcast. The podcast translates the title, calling it The Battle of the Birds. The translated section starts:

There is a place at the very edge of the region around
Toulouse and Cahors: both districts end at this place.

This corresponds to the Latin lines:

Nempe Tolosani locus est rurisque Caturci
Extimus, hoc finit pagus uterque loco,

which are the seventh and eight lines of the poem, so it's not quite a "full rendition", but it's fairly close.