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Parakeet News & Information for 02-10-2005
Parakeet News from Yahoo.comAT&T Business Internet ServicesFrom: NewsTrove.com "Raucous squawking erupts from cages filled with dozens of parrots - a hopeful sound from a species on the brink of extinction. The last chance of survival for the Puerto Rican parrot may lie in forest aviaries where these captive birds began their nesting in January under close observation. Researchers estimate only 30 to 35 Puerto Rican parrots remain in the wild, making it one of the world's 10 most endangered birds. Parrots across the Caribbean are similarly vulnerable after centuries of deforestation and trapping for the pet trade." Harbersham UDC has meeting From: NewsTrove.com "Researchers estimate only 30 to 35 Puerto Rican parrots remain in the wild, making it one of the world's 10 most endangered birds. Parrots across the Caribbean are similarly vulnerable after centuries of deforestation and trapping for the pet trade. From the Cayman Islands to the Dominican Republic, many species are rare, threatened or dwindling in numbers. But in the past 30 years some conservation efforts across the Caribbean have shown modest success. In Puerto Rico, researchers say if they keep increasing the captive population of native parrots, the species could make a comeback." Odds improve for Caribbean parrots From: NewsTrove.com "CARIBBEAN NATIONAL FOREST, Puerto Rico - Raucous squawking erupts from cages filled with dozens of parrots -- a hopeful sound from a species on the brink of extinction. The last chance of survival for the Puerto Rican parrot may lie in forest aviaries where these captive birds began their nesting in January under close observation. Researchers estimate that only 30 to 35 Puerto Rican parrots remain in the wild, making it one of the world's 10 most endangered birds. Parrots across the Caribbean are similarly vulnerable after centuries of deforestation and trapping for the pet trade."
Parakeet News from NewTrove
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Parakeet Blogs from LiveJournal
Bird-eaten  you regularly find partially eaten grains of rice lying on the kitchen table after a meal... Picture post! Yay! From: www.livejournal.com "I've been trying to get some nice pictures of Ollie for a long time. She's finally stopped freaking out at the mere sight of the camera (as long as the flash is off), so I've managed to take a few of them. I'm just going to post two, since a lot are really bad quality (I'm holding the camera backwards, because she's sitting on me for most of them). I'm not promising good quality picture-wise, but they're cute enough ^^; warning: One of them is pretty big...  Look! A shoulder!!!
O_O Too much budgie! From: www.livejournal.com "I ran across this while googling up some pictures for my birdie to look at-  "
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