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	Hetton-Bellbird Colliery
		With Bellbird coal calculated at 125 tons per acre for each 1 inch of thickness, the later formed Bellbird Pillars measuring 44 yards by 44 yards were estimated to contain 19,166 tons of coal each.
		The second method adopted by the Bellbird Colliery was the progressive withdrawal of the old wooden skip and the replacement by slightly larger capacity steel skips.
		In the development of Bellbird Colliery workings, in the driving of bords and headings and after the formation of the pillars, these pillars were divided off into panels for later working by pillar extraction, and were given by barrier pillars.
	amol.org.au /newcastle/greta/bellbird.html (21204 words)

	Bearded Bellbird - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bearded Bellbird, Procnias averano, is a passerine bird which breeds in tropical northern South America.
		The female builds a twig nest in tree; one mottled, pale brown egg is laid and incubated entirely by the female, leaving the polygamous male free to spend much of his time advertising with his distinctive songs.
		These arboreal bellbirds mostly eat fruit and berries, taken on the wing; Lauraceae and Burseraceae are particularly favoured, and the young are fed regurgitated Lauraceae by the female.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bearded_Bellbird (266 words)

	Costa Rican Conservation Foundation (CRCF)
		The mission of the project is to protect the bellbird through research and the implementation of appropriate conservation measures such as habitat protection and restoration.
		Due to loss of habitat, bellbirds are forced to feed in a very small amount of remnant forest fragments during their post breeding season.
		Bellbirds are frugivores and the principal component of their diet is Lauarceae fruit or wild avocados.
	www.fccmonteverde.org /bbcp.html (336 words)

	Tiritiri Matangi Island - Bellbird
		The bellbird is a member of the honeyeater family, and as such has a curved bill and a long tongue, frayed at the end like a brush, which is used to reach deeply into flowers and drink nectar.
		The male bellbird is a dark olive green, paler on underparts, with a glossy purple head.
		The bellbird is named for the bell-like quality of it's song and when many birds sing at once, mostly during the dawn chorus and at dusk, the famous bell notes are impressive.
	www.tiritirimatangi.org.nz /Fauna/Bellbird.htm (266 words)

	Memorable TV The TV Shows (1960's) Bellbird (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Episodes in the life of the people living in the rural town of Bellbird, the biggest incident in the show was probably the surprise death of Charlie Cousens in a 'wheat silo' accident, the ABC's programme guide TV Times received more letters about his death than any other topic for months.
		Bellbird being a rural soap was more popular in rural areas of Australia than anywhere else.
		Bellbird was Australia's longest running series until it was usurped by A Country Practice, of course soaps like Neighbours and Home and Away have been on the air far longer than either.
	www.memorabletv.com /showsaz/bellbird.htm (314 words)

	Bellbird - Wild about New Zealand
		The bellbird is known as the korimako (which is the same name as the hebe), makomako (mako is also the Maori name for shark), or rearea (but this is not very common).
		The female bellbird is a drabber brown colour with a thin white stripe running from the bill across the cheek.
		Bellbirds are common in the South Island and some forested parts and offshore islands of the North Island, however, they are rarely seen on mainland New Zealand from the Waikato northwards with the exception of the Coromandel Peninsula.
	www.wildaboutnz.co.nz /mainsite/BellBird.html (660 words)

	Audubon: Birds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		A mature male bellbird, a chestnut-brown bird the size of a grackle, appears to have thrown a snow-white hood over his head and stuck three fl leeches--its wattles--on his beak to wave around and enthrall onlookers.
		What attracts the bellbirds to the two isolated remnants where Hamilton was netting birds are the Lauraceae trees, or wild avocados, which at that elevation begin to bear fruit in July.
		Nearly all of the fruit the bellbirds eat in the Monteverde region is from Lauraceae trees, and studies indicate that roughly 30 percent of the canopy cover in the Monteverde region is made up of trees belonging to the Lauraceae family.
	magazine.audubon.org /birds/birds0005.html (1652 words)

	Sign of the Bellbird - Lodge above Christchurch, New Zealand> (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		As you start your decent to Bellbird Lodge the drive is a further reminder that you have entered a rural environment and just as you thought you were heading nowhere, Bellbird Lodge appears.
		Bellbird Lodge has continued the spirit of early Canterbury pioneers using volcanic rock to finish this gothic style building that greets you, whether by motor vehicle or air.
		As you enter Bellbird Lodge your senses are heightened by the quietness that surrounds you, balanced by the ambiance of warmth create by the décor.
	www.bellbirdlodge.co.nz /lodge/home.htm (341 words)

	Bellbird - Nostalgia Central (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Bellbird followed the lives of a community of country folk for more than ten years and became Australia's first successful soap opera.
		Like Britain's radio serial The Archers (launched in 1950), Bellbird depicted the lives of simple country folk (in the fictional town that gave the show its title) and had an educational slant, with mini-lectures on new farming techniques and such, slipped into the characters conversations.
		Bellbird originally screened for 15 minutes at tea-time four nights a week (Monday through Thursday) as a lead-in to the 7:00pm news.
	www.nostalgiacentral.com /tv/drama/bellbird.htm (516 words)

	Bellbird information and identification
		In fact, bellbird song varies enormously from one place to another, as shown by our study of bellbirds in the Port Hills (Bellbird Song Research Project) and it also varies according to season/behaviour and the sex of the bird.
		Bellbirds are found in most areas of mature native bush in Canterbury, and also in many smaller patches of trees (Canterbury Website Observation Maps) and some exotic plantations.
		Bellbirds feed on nectar, fruit and insects, with insects being particularly important to females and chicks during the breeding season.
	www.landcareresearch.co.nz /research/biodiversity/bellbird/identification.asp (548 words)

	Bellbird song recording as a field technique: a feasibility study
		Bellbird songs are instantly recognisable to most New Zealanders, although many people have never seen the bird in the wild.
		As far as bellbird fieldwork is concerned, we would ideally like to identify the sex and age class (adult/juvenile) of the bird, along with its “home” territory.
		There is some evidence to suggest that they do, so a bellbird observer listening in their garden in Spreydon might be able to identify that the bellbird feeding in their kowhai tree originates from Omahu Bush.
	www.landcareresearch.co.nz /research/biodiversity/bellbird/song.asp (801 words)

	Bellbird Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Bellbird Books is the NSW branch of Campion Education, one of Australia's leading educational book suppliers.
		Bellbird Books has been operating for over 40 years, and is Australia's leading provider of educational textbooks, library resources and stationery supplies to primary and secondary schools.
		Bellbird Books has the history and expertise to be "the first in life long learning resources to all our customers."
	www.sub.net.au /~bellbird (124 words)

	Bellbird Resort - Wedding Receptions - Central Coast Weddings - Wedding Accomodation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Bellbird invites you to celebrate your wedding or special occasion at the most enchanting address on the Central Coast.
		Bellbird Resort is the ultimate venue for weddings and special occasions.
		Bellbird Resort has a variety of stylish function rooms to select from.
	www.bridalcollectionsaust.com /html/bellbirdresort.html (280 words)

	Bellbird Park florist. Fresh flowers delivery by local florist, Queensland, Australia.
		Bellbird Park florist is connected to an online system, so orders for the florists attention can be passed on without any delay.
		When you place an order with Petals for a Bellbird Park florist you are advised by return email that the order has been received, so overcoming any uncertainty, and you are also allocated a tracking number so that you can follow the order's progress through the system.
		The extensive range of flower arrangements shown in the Petals catalogue are available from the Bellbird Park florist and includes flowers presented as gift baskets, bouquets, table arrangements, native flower arrangements and native flower bouquets, roses arranged as presentations or gifts, floral tributes as wreaths or sprays, and there is also a gift baskets selection..
	www.worldwidepetals.com /bellbird_park.htm (296 words)

	Accommodation Central Coast at Bellbird Rest Bed and Breakfast Lisarow
		Bellbird Rest Bed and Breakfast is situated in Lisarow on the NSW Central Coast just one hour drive from Sydney or Newcastle.
		Located in a quiet cul-de-sac amongst the bellbirds, kookaburras, rosellas and Australian gum trees, our 4 star premises are the perfect destination for you to enjoy a quiet holiday, romantic getaway, relaxing business trip or just a restful weekend.
		Whatever the occasion or season, Bellbird Rest is an idyllic destination all year round.
	www.bellbirdrestbnb.com.au (215 words)

	Bellbird calls out through the Internet » ABC Gippsland Vic
		The actual Bellbird Corner is located four kilometres northwest of Maffra and sits on the Macalister River right at its junction with Newry Creek.
		Bellbird Corner is a real community project and began around 10 years ago when the Newry Macalister Landcare group wanted to have this small piece of disused land saved for the people of Victoria by reserving it as Crown Land.
		After many years of struggling to get the area recognised by the government, "Bellbird Corner is now a 3.2 hectare linear park along the Macalister River, between Maffra and Newry and is managed by a community committee of management," says Christine.
	www.abc.net.au /gippsland/stories/s960761.htm (701 words)

	Aussie Soap Archive: Bellbird
		He continued with Bellbird for seven years, working as writer, script editor and then executive producer of the series, before becoming the creator and driving force behind that other successful rural based TV drama, A Country Practice.
		That same year Maurie Fields left his long-running role of the hated John Quinney for a stint in The Box to be followed by a regular role in new comedy series Bobby Dazzler, however Quinney was not killed off.
		Though Bellbird had a devoted band of followers, its average rating in Melbourne over the ten years it ran was a commercially unfeasible nine.
	members.ozemail.com.au /%7Efangora/bellbird.html (1134 words)

	Millfield Greta Colliery
		The same Bellbird belt conveyor, "A" frame and electric motors were transferred by Bellbird Colliery crane to the box-cut entry.
		Some pit props in the new Bellbird development were pushed into the floor by the strata heave to only show the tops of the props.
		Over the period of the Bellbird operation, the conveyor belt in the main haulage heading had to be moved 5 or 6 times to parallel headings due to the "creep and crush" movement.
	www.amol.org.au /newcastle/greta/mfgr.html (18965 words)

	Bellbird Cottage, Lake Hawea - boutique self-contained accommodation in Lake Hawea
		Bellbird Cottage, Lake Hawea - boutique self-contained accommodation in Lake Hawea
		Bellbird Cottage at Lake Hawea is secure and private self-contained cottage accommodation, set in a tranquil alpine village with a pristine lake as a centrepiece.
		Our Cottage is set in an attractive garden with extensive mountain and rural views with a peep of the lake that is just a short walk away.
	www.bellbirdcottage.co.nz (224 words)

	bellbird, Anthornis melanura (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The bellbirds have made this garden their own, the tuis being just infrequent casual visitors, coming mainly for the kowhai in the spring which they totally appropriate and will not let any other bird near.
		According to the ornithologist, W. Oliver, the bellbird was undoubtedly the chief performer in the chorus described by Joseph Banks when Captain Cook entered Queen Charlotte Sound during the first voyage of discovery.
		The impact of the European on the bellbird at first took the form of a rapid and alarming reduction in the number of birds, especially in the cleared portions of the country but also decreases took place in forested districts.
	www.nzbirds.com /birds/korimako.html (1018 words)

	Bellbirds/Korimako in Canterbury
		Landcare Research at Lincoln, in association with Christchurch City Council and Canterbury University, is conducting studies on the distribution and habitat needs of bellbirds (korimako) in and around Christchurch, and throughout Mid- to North Canterbury.
		Bellbird and kererü observations (also other native birds).
		Bellbird and kererü observation calendars: plus results maps from 2002 bellbird calendars.
	www.landcareresearch.co.nz /research/biodiversity/bellbird (106 words)

	Bellbird Lodge - Affordable Luxury Accommodation, Kaiteriteri, New Zealand
		At Bellbird Lodge, the emphasis is on comfort and relaxation...
		The tastefully furnished guest rooms are situated on the ground floor and have en-suite or private bathrooms, sea or bush views and outdoor terraces.
		Wake to the songs of Bellbird and Tui and marvel at the sunrise over beautiful Tasman Bay.
	www.virtualbay.co.nz /bellbirdlodge/accommodation.htm (360 words)

	NZ/Aust Folk Song * Call of the Bellbird (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Travelling to Sydney for the first time, they recorded "The Call of the Bellbird" and "Just Sing Sing Sing." The "The Call of the Bellbird" proved to be particularly popular (I remember it on the hit parade in New Zealand at the time) and it is still selling today in 2003.
		It is a honeyeater (like the Tui, which imitates the bellbird's call.) Bellbirds (and Tuis) feed on a mixture of nectar, fruit, and insects.
		When many Bellbirds sing at once, mostly during the dawn chorus and at dusk, the famous bell notes are impressive.
	www.folksong.org.nz /bellbird/index.html (508 words)

	Three-Wattled Bellbird (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The top song (A) is dominated by the four loud whistles, with one of three relatively soft sounds consistently preceding each whistle.
		The bellbird of the Monteverde dialect often sings an isolated bonk, too.
		In these sonograms, I have had to darken the softer elements so that they could be seen; as a result, the relative darkness of the notes does not reflect how loud they are.
	www.wicn.org /programs/birdsongs/tw_bellbird.htm (121 words)

	Bellbird furniture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Bellbird has the unique quality of custom made furniture offering a wide range of designs to suite you the customer.
		Bellbird Furniture specialises in the making of Dining tables, Chairs, Beds,Bedside furniture, Buffets & Wall units.
		All furniture is made from selected grade and kiln dried timber, with a outstanding finish.So why not give us a call on (03) 9762 1314 or email us at info@bellbirdfurniture.com.
	www.bellbirdfurniture.com (100 words)

	Bellbird Observation Report
		Landcare Research at Lincoln, in association with Christchurch City Council and Canterbury University, is conducting studies on the distribution and habitat use of bellbirds in and around Christchurch, the Port Hills and the wider Canterbury area.
		As part of these studies, we are collating a database of bellbird, kererü and other bird observations in Mid- to North Canterbury (plains, hills, basins, and urban areas, from Ashburton north to the Conway River, including Banks Peninsula).
		Ideally we require records of birds, the number, their behaviour, location, date, any colour bands observed on legs, and the sequence of colours on each leg (colour-banding project).
	www.landcareresearch.co.nz /research/biodiversity/bellbird/observation.asp (504 words)

	Reefton, West Coast, New Zealand : Accommodation & Activities
		Bellbird Motels is located beside the Inangahua River in park like surroundings and handy to the local swimming hole.
		Bellbird Motels offers you a range of units from studio units to large two bedroom units that will sleep up to 8 people.
		In addition to the motel units, Bellbird Motels offer a small riverside cottage or budget accommodation in a historic villa.
	www.reefton.co.nz /accommodation.html (1576 words)

	Bellbird Hotel Bellbird (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Bellbird Hotel Bellbird is approximately 5 Km from Cessnock and the Wineries.
		Built in 1914 the Bellbird hotel captures the grand style of turn of the century Australian country hotels.
		Centrally located for wine tours with our resident tour guide and ideally placed for a golfing trip away at one of several excellent golf courses in the area.
	www.huntervalleyhotels.com /lower_hunter/bellbird_hotel/bellbird_hotel_bellbird.htm (330 words)

	Leo Geary service - Sign of the Bellbird on Summit Rd. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Sign of the Bellbird is a simple public shelter located along Summit Rd. The Crater Rim Walkway goes past too.
		It's on the eroded rim of an extinct volcano.
		The Sign of the Bellbird is near Leo's last home on Mt. Pleasant as shown in the background photo.
	www.wholeo.net /Caroling/leo/bellbird.htm (157 words)

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