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Activities Galore at the Pinewoods Bird Festival

Organizers of the Pinewoods Bird Festival are looking forward to welcoming amateur and expert birding enthusiasts of all ages to the historic Pebble Hill Plantation in Thomasville Georgia on 13 to 15 April 2008, to enjoy a great program of bird watching events. Visitors can participate in field trips, tours, workshops and enjoy live animal shows and banding demonstrations. Children can enter the art contest and enjoy activities that have been designed to educate and entertain. The festival will include an art show, plant sale, market stalls, horse-drawn wagon rides and much, much more.

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Stunning Scenery and Marvelous Birdlife in Hawaii

Hawaii is the southern most state in the USA and consists of a series of islands, reefs and shoals located in the central Pacific Ocean. The eight main islands of Hawaii cover an area of 6,425 square miles of land that is rich in diverse plant, animal and birdlife. Add to this the blue-green ocean, white sandy beaches, temperate climate and hospitable people, and it is easy to see why many birding enthusiasts agree that bird watching in exotic Hawaii is a very rewarding experience.

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Senegal Parrots Make Fantastic Pets

If you are considering purchasing a parrot as a pet, you should consider the Senegal Parrot. They are perfect for owners who are living in flats, as they are not as noisy as most other parrots can be. Their unique personalities and entertaining characters make Senegal Parrots a great choice as family pets. Originating in West Africa, this popular pet bird now finds itself in all corners of the earth in the homes of loving owners who adore them.

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International Migratory Bird Day 2008

As part of their drive to increase awareness of birds and the need for conservation across the Western Hemisphere, Environment for the Americas hosts International Migratory Bird Day. Each year a different conservation-based, educational theme is chosen for International Migratory Bird Day. The theme chosen for 2008 is “Tundra to Tropics: Connecting Birds, Habitats and People”. This theme is carried through on educational materials and art, as well as promotional posters and t-shirts, nurturing a sense of solidarity among birders irrespective of where they may be based.

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Entertaining Button Quails are a Delight to Keep

Button quail owners agree that these small, cute, relatively quiet little birds make wonderful pets. Button quails are very active and their antics can provide hours of amusement. Although not easily tamed, with patience on behalf of the human caretaker, button quails do respond positively to love and attention.

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