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	Project BLUEBIRD - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		BLUEBIRD is the cryptonym for a CIA mind control program, lasting from 1951 to 1953.
		During this time the CIA authorized experiments to be conducted by licensed psychiatrists.
		The research also included placing brain electrodes in people and controlling their behavior from remote transmitters, administering daily dosages of LSD-25 to children for extended periods of time, and using electroconvulsive therapy to erase memories.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Project_BLUEBIRD (149 words)

	Project ARTICHOKE - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Project ARTICHOKE was a CIA project that researched interrogation methods and arose from project BLUEBIRD on August 20, 1951.
		A memorandum by Richard Helms to director Allen Welsh Dulles indicated it became project MKULTRA on April 20, 1953.
		The project studied hypnosis, forced opiate addiction (and subsequent forced withdrawal), and the use of other chemicals, among other methods, to produce amnesia and other vulnerable states in subjects.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Project_ARTICHOKE (235 words)

	The Bluebird Project - Colorado Division of Wildlife
		The Bluebird Project - Colorado Division of Wildlife
		To sustain and increase bluebird populations in Colorado.
		The Bluebird’s disposition is typical of all that is sweet and amiable.
	wildlife.state.co.us /Volunteer/Opportunities/BluebirdProject.htm (1201 words)

	Project BLUEBIRD
		BLUEBIRD is the cryptonym for a CIA mind control program that ran from 1951 to 1953.
		The purpose of the book BLUEBIRD is to prove that the military and the CIA have been creating Manchurian Candidates for operational use since the second world war.
		The Appendices to BLUEBIRD provide full proof of the fact that the Manchurian Candidate is real, and has been created by the CIA and military.
	www.theforbiddenknowledge.com /hardtruth/project_bluebird.htm (185 words)

	Bluebird Conservation Project
		Concerns Bluebird populations severely declined up until the 1970's due to the loss of nesting cavities and nesting competition from House Sparrows and European Starlings.
		Feeding Bluebirds feed from perches, dropping down to the ground to catch insects such as crickets, grasshoppers, beetles, and spiders.
		Bluebirds build their nests in natural cavities or nest boxes provided by humans.
	www.lycoming.org /audubon/bluebird_conservation_project.htm (388 words)

	Profile: William Highhouse Bluebirds Come to Him (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		During the war years, the company was engaged in research for the Manhattan Project and Bill joined in Irene was engaged in raising their girls She returned to teaching home economics in 1962.
		The sense of aiding the bluebird's recovery, the joy of learning the habits and songs of other species, the camaraderie of good friends and the good, clean air of Warren coalesced to make Bill Highhouse a bluebird devotee for life.
		In 1964, "A very aggressive male bluebird and his partner fledged 7 young in their first nest attempt followed with 6 young in the second — a record that still stands." His trails have fledged more than 12,000 bluebirds, many of which were banded.
	www.nabluebirdsociety.org /media.nabluebirdsociety.org/highhouse.htm (1395 words)

	The Bluebird Electric Project - BLUEBIRD GAINS NEW STATUS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Bluebird Electric is at the pioneering edge of EV technology and uses the latest motors and drives available.
		Currently, Bluebird Electric uses lead acid battery technology, but the project is exploring a variety of energy technologies for the future.
		The project has initially moved into a new engineering workshop adjacent to the 57,000sq ft facility it will take over in September where it will develop a state of the art technology centre for the development of electric vehicle drivetrain.
	www.bluebirdelectric.com /latest13.html (622 words)

	Bluebird Boxes
		In addition, bluebirds that choose to spend the cold winter months in Connecticut often rely on bluebird nest boxes for shelter from cold winds and night temperatures.
		Managers of several state parks and forests also help the bluebird project by allowing wood to be distributed to project participants from their facilities.
		Bluebird numbers declined dramatically in the late 1800s and early 1900s due to a combination of severe winter weather, competition from aggressive, competing cavity-nesters, such as English sparrows and European starlings, and loss of nesting habitat.
	www.dep.state.ct.us /whatshap/press/2001/ps1211.htm (616 words)

	Illinois Audubon Society: Projects
		It's an educational program of the Society which shares information on bluebirds and their needs to all interested persons, and which promotes the development of good bluebird habitat.
		Bluebird numbers were once decreasing rapidly throughout the country due to loss of habitat and competition for dwindling nest sites from the European starling, house sparrow, and other cavity-nesting species.
		While every bluebirder hopes for bluebirds in every box, chances are that some will be occupied by other species, such as chickadees, tree swallows, house wrens, and house sparrows.
	www.illinoisaudubon.org /project_bluebird.html (965 words)

	Nature Conservancy Magazine: Summer 2006 - Bluebirds Welcome
		Bluebirds prefer houses made from untreated pine or cedar, mounted on a metal pole with an entrance hole one and a half inches in diameter (slightly larger for western bluebirds).
		The work of Project Bluebird, a partnership between The Nature Conservancy, The Tumwater School District, and other public and private groups, has helped the local bluebird population, with 12 pairs nesting in the boxes in 2005 and more expected this year.
		A citizen science project with over 1200 volunteers nationwide who are monitoring nest boxes in their neighborhoods and recording data for scientific research.
	www.nature.org /magazine/summer2006/misc/index.html (479 words)

	Bluebird FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Mountain Bluebird (Sialia currucoides) is found from the eastern foothills of the Rocky Mountains west to the Pacific coast of the North America.
		Bluebirds whose nestboxes are in cottonwood trees use the inner bark of the cottonwood for their nest.
		I have known bluebirders to carry an old bluebird nest to be used in the replacement of a infested or extremely wet nest.
	audubon-omaha.org /bbbox/bbfaq.htm (4034 words)

	Bluebird Nut Cafe's Links and Resources Collection - www.ezboard.com
		Bluebird conservation requires monitoring nest boxes once they are in place.
		This research project needs nests from which baby birds have fledged and is for the main purpose of examination of the nests to determine the occurrence of parasites such as blowfly larvae, mites, etc.
		Since mice often nest inside bluebird nest boxes, it is important to know how to properly deal with cleaning a box in which a potentially infectious mouse nested.
	p202.ezboard.com /fbluebirdnutcafefrm14.showMessage?topicID=8.topic (1344 words)

	WDFW - WildWatchCams
		One young bluebird can be observed in the nest as well as two un-hatched eggs.
		The young bluebird appears to be several weeks old based on feathers emerging from its rump and other parts of the body.
		The Western Bluebird cam is a cooperative project involving the Washington Audubon Society, the Nature Conservancy, WolfHaven and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
	wdfw.wa.gov /wildwatch/bluebirdcam/index.html (260 words)

	NRWA Bluebird Monitoring (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The bluebird population in the northeast is slowly recovering after losing ground in recent decades.
		A young bluebird is grayish, speckle-breasted and devoid of red although it has some blue on its wings and tail.
		The Eastern Bluebird is an insectivore whose habitat is open country with scattered trees, farms, and roadsides.
	www.nashuariverwatershed.org /programs/bluebird.html (249 words)

	Project "Bluebird" - Colin A. Ross MD
		In this summary of Bluebird, Dr. Ross describes unethical experiments conducted by psychiatrists to create amnesia, new identities, hypnotic access codes, and new memories in the minds of experimental subjects.
		BLUEBIRD blows the whistle on extensive political abuse of psychiatry in North America in the second half of the 20
		BLUEBIRD was approved by the CIA director on April 20, 1950.
	www.wanttoknow.info /bluebird10pg (6813 words)

	Prescott Western Bluebird Recovery Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Prescott Bluebird Recovery Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the recovery, restoration, and enhancement of the Western Bluebird and other native cavity nesting birds.
		The Western Bluebird is listed as a "sensitive species" in the Lower Willamette Valley of the state of Oregon.
		In 2000, 1734 bluebirds were banded, an increase of 331 birds or 24% over the prior year.
	www.prescottbluebird.com /mission.html (462 words)

	Audubon Society of Corvallis
		The ASC Bluebird Trail began in 1976 as a Bicentennial project when seventy-six nest boxes were offered to the public.
		An increase in the breeding population of the Western Bluebirds in the Willamette Valley was the primary goal of this conservation effort.
		It will be necessary for other bluebirders to pick up the logistics and functions of the Trail, either within the framework of the chapter or by volunteers not associated with the chapter.
	www.audubon.corvallis.or.us /bluebird.html (1087 words)

	Kentucky Bluebird Society - Requesting Bluebird Boxes
		To receive up to five free bluebird boxes and additional needed items to establish a school bluebird trail, please review the following and confirm with a statement that the following guidelines have or can be met with your request for participation.
		Bluebirds do not normally do well in a city environment or in a forest lacking open grassy areas.
		Students love tracking bluebird-nesting activities, counting eggs, bluebird babies, etc. It is easy to adapt and incorporate the bluebird project for many grade levels.
	www.biology.eku.edu /KBS/boxrequest.html (432 words)

	Science (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The purpose of this project is to reestablish the Eastern Bluebird in Monmouth County.
		The project began in 1993 as a cooperative effort between the Monmouth County Park System, the Eastern Bluebird Society, and the Red Bank Catholic Lab Assistants.
		Bluebirds are expected to arrive in Monmouth County on or around March 15, 1999.
	www.redbankcatholic.com /science.htm (549 words)

	Natural Resources Current Phoenix Projects
		Bluebirds are neither threatened nor endangered, however, their habitat is. Bluebirds nest in the cavities of trees, and this habitat is being destroyed by forest fires, urban sprawl or stolen by exotic cavity nesters, such as House Sparrows and European Starlings.
		For the past three years we have been monitoring and maintaining the boxes, and in 2005 we were rewarded with the first signs that bluebirds were utilizing the boxes.
		We will continue the project this spring, possibly building a more complete bluebird trail on SR 180, where the volume and speed limits of traffic are lower.
	www.dot.state.az.us /Highways/NResources/Current_Bluebird_Project.asp (171 words)

	bluebird (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Aiken Audubon Society has officially sponsored our own Bluebird Project. The goal of the Bluebird Project is to create a "trail" of Bluebird nest boxes across Colorado.
		It is an ambitious project: one intended to replace lost nesting habitat.
		Bill young has volunteered to head up a group to locate all existing bluebird box trails within the Pikes Peak region, inventory sites suitable for box placement, build and install 60 nest boxes for the current breeding season. Boxes will be monitored and data reported to the National Bluebird Project.
	www.aikenaudubonsociety.org /index_files/Page494.htm (126 words)

	Project Bluebird - Lenape Park
		Project Bluebird, begun in 1999, is an exciting part of
		Bluebird's goal is to create and maintain suitable
		nesting habitat for eastern bluebirds at Lenape Park.
	members.aol.com /lenapepark1/bluebird.html (127 words)

	Bluebird Trail
		Thirty bluebird babies fledged from 10 nesting pairs in birdhouses installed by BR-SS Audubon Society’s Eastern Bluebird Project this year.
		Bluebirds nested in our birdhouses at The Burke Rehabilitation Hospital in White Plains, SUNY Purchase College, The Osborn Community in Rye, Scarsdale Golf Club and Harts Brook Park and Preserve in Hartsdale, and Veterans’ Memorial Park in Carmel.
		Since they are a primary reason for the bluebird’s decline, we cannot allow our houses to increase their population.
	www.brssaudubon.org /bluebirdtrail.htm (458 words)

	Links
		Bluebirding Articles and then click on "Predators and Problems on the Bluebird Trail".
		If wasps are allowed to build in a nestbox, adult bluebirds could be induced to abandon a nesting as wasps will attack the adult birds, hatchlings, and nestlings.
		Since mice often nest inside Bluebird nestboxes, it is important to know how to properly deal with cleaning a box in which a potentially infectious mouse nested.
	www.bluebirdnut.com /links.htm (3610 words)

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		In 1964, this project became MKSEARCH, which ran until 1972, at which point most of the files associated with these projects were shredded by order of the CIA director, Richard Helms.
		The “Boston Project”, in which subjects were injected with uranium, was run jointly by Massachusetts General Hospital and the Health Physics Division of Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
		One of the project’s status reports stated that, “certain kinds of radio frequency energy have been found to effect irreversible neurological changes in chimpanzees”.
	www.raven1.net /bluebirdrvw.htm (3716 words)

	Interns Help Out Bluebird Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The interns have been working with the commission since November on a new project to help attract the eastern bluebird to the Sewickley Creek Wetlands, located in Westmoreland County along Route 66 near Delmont.
		In box 16 near a lake on the wetlands were eastern bluebird fledglings, which Stefko showed some middle school students through opening a side panel on the box.
		In addition to the bluebird boxes, interns currently are working to plant wildflower beds to attract butterflies and hummingbirds, and are researching the fl bear, according to Stefko.
	junior.apk.net /~jcarman/1bluebird.html (599 words)

	The Eastern Bluebird Project; Mill Neck Manor
		Groups of students have arranged bluebird boxes on the property of Mill Neck Manor to see if they could help to record information about the migration of the bluebirds and their nesting habits.
		It was sunny at 70 degrees; noticed the goldfinch and bluebird with fl and white stripe.
		Bluebirds feeding p we noticed the bird that looks like fl big beak; it was tan-red spot by the head.
	www.rit.edu /~comets/bluebirds.html (2669 words)

	USI BLUEBIRD TRAIL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The University of Southern Indiana's bluebird trail is a combination nature/research project.
		Each year, a biology or science education major works with the project gathering nesting data.
		- Bluebird Trail Cleanup Day - preparing for the Spring arrival of the Bluebirds: one of our volunteers is checking to see "what's in the box.
	www.usi.edu /bluebird (179 words)

	Selinsgrove Bluebird Project
		Unlike their cousins the robin, who will nest in a bush or tree, the bluebird uses abandoned woodpecker homes or natural cavities in dying trees.
		Bluebirds are not the only native songbirds that will use a nest box.
		Two Bluebird learning tubs which contain: Bluebird's First Summer by Helena Craven, Bluebird habitat bulletin, bluebird nest puppet (only in 1), a nest box, lesson plans for birds, bluebird tracking reporting forms and other educational materials.
	homepage.mac.com /cohora/bb/bluebird.html (422 words)

	Texas Bluebird Society - to promote the conservation of bluebirds
		A new bluebird project began in January at the Hornsby Bend Biosolids Treatment Facility in Austin.
		Since there were few natural cavities the bluebirds' favorite nest site consisted of taking over used robin nests in the forks of trees and using this as a base for their own nest.
		Perhaps you will commit to installing at least one more nestbox on the perimeter of the area where you now have bluebirds or an area that is suitable for bluebirds as a step in expanding pockets of bluebird populations throughout Texas.
	www.texasbluebirdsociety.org /nl/v1i1 (1987 words)

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