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"To
promote the understanding and appreciation of birds and other wildlife and
the conservation and restoration of their natural habitats."
Update
May 22, 2008
Chip
Notes
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Verde Bald Eagles lost
Arizona eagles have good year despite Verde
failures. story
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Why the phalarope spins
Phalaropes start their meals by spinning in
circles on the surface of the water. ..story
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Young Birds Babble Like Babies
The happy babbling that entertains parents
as their babies try to mimic speech turns out to have a parallel in the animal
world... story
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Beck's Petrel rediscovered
last seen in the 1920s and long thought to
be extinct, the seabird has
been rediscovered near Papua
New Guinea.story
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Antarctic DDT Tainting Penguins
"Poisonous chemicals that had been locked
in ice for decades are now being released as climate change melts Antarctic
glaciers, researchers report.".story
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Killer mice threaten giant birds
the common house mice on Gough - dubbed "super
mice" because of
their size - are eating alive defenceless chicks sitting on their nests.story
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Tejon Ranch deal saves 240,000 acres
"Tejon Ranch
Co. and five environmental groups have agreed to permanent conservation of
90 percent of the giant ranch.".story
Migratory birds energy saving strategies
The costs of migration are enormous: in small
songbirds. A one-way trip takes 3.2 million wing beats.story
Cahow returns to Nonsuch Island (Bermuda) after 400 years
Nonsuch Island has undergone ecological restoration
over the last 45 years, with the replanting of native and endemic trees and
plants. “This has now formed a young closed-canopy forest.story
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Hi-tech bird tracker breakthrough
"The importance of this system is its ability to monitor animals autonomously
over greater distances and more frequently and consistently that previously possible".story
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Rooks team up to solve food puzzle
"cooperating
on a single task to get food is something only primates have been thought capable
of. Now it turns out that rooks, like chimps, can cooperate with each other".story
Scientists find first "grandparenting" birds
researchers now want to look into why some
females keep breeding and why others seem to lose their breeding rights only
to become grandparent helpers...story
Biologist asks
religious right to join forces with science to save the planet.
"The message is simple: let us bury our differences to save the world. It
is as if Ian Paisley had written to the Pope for help in dealing with local hooligans.". story
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