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	Controlling Blackbird Damage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A robin-sized bird, the male yellowhead has a fl body with a conspicuous yellow head and breast and a white wing patch seen only when the bird is in flight.
		Yellowheads are locally abundant nesters in deep-water marshes of the northern Great Plains and western North America.
		Blackbirds are native migratory birds and thus come under the jurisdiction of the Federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act, a formal treaty with Canada and Mexico.
	www.npwrc.usgs.gov /resource/tools/blkbird/intro.htm (869 words)

	Library1
		Young birds before weaning will tongue the texture of their basket and begin chewing on the rattan before learning to crunch food just as babies in the wild learn to nibble the walls of a hollow log.
		If your bird will be spending a good deal of time outside its cage or on a playgym, the cage may not need to be as large as one for a bird that will be spending most of its time inside.
		Songs are as varied as the birds Their songs range from the deep metallic sound of the wild cry of a Yorkie, the free, fast-flowing rock-and-roll-like sound of a colorbred, the soft melodious sound of the American singer and the whisper of the Roller.
	www.feathers.org /library.htm (17705 words)

	Birdseekers Tours to New Zealand
		We hadn’t walked far before several more Yellowhead’s were spotted including one bird that came so close that people could not focus their optics on it.
		Some early birds in the group had already seen several Fiordland Crested Penguins coming out of the forest and walking down to the waters edge where they jumped in and swam out to sea.
		One bird was spotted sat on a nest with a tiny chick, and we then watched as the parent changed places with its partner which then fed not one but two little chicks.
	www.birdtours.co.uk /birdseekers/may2002/new-zealand-nov2001.htm (8620 words)

	Trans Canada YellowheadHighway - Road to Adventure
		To begin your journey down my pathway to pleasure, imagine your auto or RV is a time-capsule, as you cruise along this broad ribbon of Canadiana, in the wake of nomadic hunters, voyageurs, missionaries, traders, sodbusters, fortune-seekers and railroad builders.
		The Trans Canada Yellowhead boasts excellent year-round road conditions, hundreds of kilometers of four-lane highway with wide shoulders and gentle mountain grades and contours.
		Of the five passes through the Rockies, the Yellowhead Pass is by far the most gentle.
	www.airhighways.com /yellowhead.htm (1024 words)

	Jerry W. Bird Biography: Adventures in Publishing
		Jerry's father, Don Bird of Seattle,(right), served with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in the Yukon Territory.
		Bird was keynote speaker on "Tourism" at the Trans Canada Yellowhead Highway Association's 56th Annual Convention in Edmonton, Alberta.
		Bird have appeared in national and regional magazines and newspapers, while his video and audio visual titles currently number close to 100.
	www.africa-ata.org /viewpoints.htm (809 words)

	Fiordland Guides Ltd - Birdwatching tours, Fiordland National Park, Te Anau, New Zealand.
		Birds that may be found in wetland areas: fl shag, little shag, white faced heron, bitten, fl swan, Canada goose, mallard duck, paradise shellduck, grey duck, New Zealand scaup, grey teal, New Zealand shoveler, banded rail, pukeko, Australian coot, pied stilt, southern fl back gull, kingfisher, welcome swallow, fernbird, Crested Grebe.
		Birds that may be found in the forest: New Zealand falcon, weka, New Zealand pigeon, kaka, red crowned parakeet, yellow crowned parakeet, shining cuckoo, long tailed cuckoo, morepork, rifleman, brown creeper, yellow head, grey warbler, fantail, tomtit, South Island robin, silvereye, bellbird, tui.
		Fewer species of bird life are found in these habitats: kea, rock wren, New Zealand pipit, skylark, little owl, banded dotterel, spur-winged plover, Australasian harrier, blue duck.
	www.nzsouth.co.nz /fiordlandguides/birdwatching.html (305 words)

	Stop Your Parrot From Biting With Bird Taming And Training Tricks
		You could be spending time with your playful and happy bird, and laughing because of all the tricks he's starting to learn and perform for you...
		We had been told that older birds were more set in their ways and nearly impossible to tame and train.
		In fact, after they see you and your bird do this trick, don't be surprised if your friends ask you to train their bird.
	www.cfbiz.com /parrots/yellowhead-bird-information.html (7534 words)

	Sibley-Monroe checklist 13 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Sibley-Monroe checklist was a landmark document in the study of birds.
		It drew on extensive DNA-DNA hybridisation studies to reassess the relationships between modern birds.
		Pseudopodoces humilis Hume's Ground Jay (subsequently transferred to Paridae)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sibley-Monroe_checklist_13 (51 words)

	Environment News Service ENS Latest Environmental Information Education Current Issues RSS
		More than one in every five bird species on Earth is now considered to be in trouble, according to an annual assessment issued today by BirdLife International, a global alliance of conservation organizations working in more than 100 countries.
		New Zealand's yellowheads have been translocated from the Blue Mountains to remote islands in an attempt to restore their numbers.
		Exactly 100 years after the last visit by an ornithologist, a team of bird, mammal, reptile and amphibian specialists arrived in May 2004 on the island of Calayan, one of the Babuyan Islands in the northernmost part of the Philippines archipelago.
	www.ens-newswire.com /ens/jun2005/2005-06-01-01.asp (1180 words)

	State of New Zealand's Environment 1997 - Chapter 9: Pressures on our biodiversity [Ministry for the Environment]
		The birds were also preyed on by rats, and probably dogs, which ate the eggs and chicks of ground-nesting species.
		The fragmentation research has shown that, at least for forest birds, large areas of habitat are needed to cushion the effects of chance events, predation, species crowding and genetic isolation.
		In addition, the Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society, the New Zealand Institute of Noxious Plants Officers and the New Zealand Nurserymens Association have agreed on a list of plants which should not be sold by garden centres because of their harmful effects on native forests (Craw, 1994).
	www.mfe.govt.nz /publications/ser/ser1997/html/chapter9.6.html (10527 words)

	Northern BC Tourism Association - Bird Watching
		And birding is a very popular pastime in many communities, including Prince George, where within five minutes of the city limits, bird lovers may spot the colourful Golden or Ruby crowned Kinglet, or a Pileated Woodpecker.
		There are also more remote locations for bird enthusiasts, like the Kispiox Valley in northwest B.C., with thick forests of old-growth cedar, hemlock, spruce and pine – perfect habitat for songbirds.
		Northern B.C.’s east-west connector, also called the Yellowhead Highway or Highway 16 winds through the Bulkley Valley and into the Nechako River Valley near the communities of Vanderhoof, Fort St. James, and the Lakes District.
	www.nbctourism.com /categories/Bird_Watching (247 words)

	Yellowhead Trans Canada Highway: From Winnipeg to the Pacific
		Yellowhead Trans Canada Highway: From Winnipeg to the Pacific
		The Yellowhead- Skeena Route, made popular by the Canadian National Railway, offers options and combinations aplenty: Train, auto rental, RV, ferry, pocket cruise or love boat...
		Further down the Yellowhead is Big Quill Lake, one of 94,000 that dot the face of Saskatchewan.
	www.airhighways.com /yellowhead_skeena.htm (1273 words)

	Detailed Information for New Zealand banknotes
		The Fantail is a bird common to the bush and forests of New Zealand.
		The Kiwi is a member of the family ratites, a group of flightless birds who also count the Emu, Ostrich and the extinct Moas as members.
		The falcon's choice of eating other birds has helped lead to a decline in it's population, as birders have been known to shoot the falcon.
	www.banknotesofnewzealand.com /info.html (4274 words)

	Kereru Cottage Accomodation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This seems to be the epitome of New Zealand with its beautiful sea coast, birds and sealife, friendly and welcoming people.
		Secluded accommodation at Tawanui ('Mohua' is the yellowhead bush bird.)
		The river is an excellent trout fishery and the 6 hour Catlins River walk is known for its beauty and rare native birds.
	www.catlins-ecotours.co.nz /kereru.htm (490 words)

	Canada's Yellowhead Highway by auto or rail from Lake Winnipeg to Haida Gwaii. BC Scene Magazine
		Canada's Yellowhead Highway by auto or rail from Lake Winnipeg to Haida Gwaii.
		In addition to the Federal, Provincial and Municipal Governments, two major associations are involved in shaping the future of the area served by the Yellowhead Highway.
		Near Tete Jaune Cache and Valley of a Thousand Falls, the Yellowhead develops a split personality; one branch swings south along the North Thompson and Skeena; the other ambles westward to the Fraser-Nechako junction.
	www.bcscene.com /yellowhead.htm (2620 words)

	The educational encyclopedia, all the birds of the world
		Avibase Avibase is an extensive database information system about all birds of the world, containing over 2 million records about 10,000 species and 22,000 subspecies of birds, including distribution information, taxonomy, synonyms in several languages and more
		Birds secrets of bird identification using silhouettes, posture, flight pattern, size and habitat, online guide for bird identification, and information, all about birds,
		Migration birds migratory birds are an excellent indicator of the overall health of an ecosystem.
	users.telenet.be /educypedia/education/animalsbirds.htm (223 words)

	Bird Odors
		Birds have particular odors about them that are stronger at certain times due perhaps to either hormonal changes or physical changes such as illnesses.
		Researching this topic may help the novice bird owner who possesses a sensitive sniffer to discern the physical well-being of their pets.
		We'd like to know if you can detect the scent that your bird(s) emanates and have a description of what they smell like to you.
	www.plannedparrothood.com /sniff.html (2639 words)

	canada_hotels3
		This spring following our participation at the Yellowhead Trans Canada Highway Association's 56th Annual Convention in Sherwood Park on the heels of a hectic month overseas, we needed some quiet time for rest and relaxation in Edmonton.
		I heard recently that Louis, who is over 90, is still going strong with his dance band, so I look forward to sharing some moments with him again soon.
		Headquarters hotel for the Yellowhead Trans Canada Highway Association's 56th Annual Convention in 2002.
	www.airhighways.com /canada_hotels3.htm (616 words)

	ParrotWorld's List of Pet Bird Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Many of our free services included rescuing pet birds, educating new bird owners on proper bird care, presentations for local schools and nonprofit organizations, consultations with individuals looking to purchase their first bird, helping bird owners better understand their pet birds, helping to correct bad habbits for both birds and owners.
		Pet Bird Report - The Pet Bird Report (edited by parrot behavioral consultant, Sally Blanchard, and published by the PBIC, Inc.) is a unique 84 page MAGAZINE dedicated to providing bird owners with the information they need to have and/or raise the best companion parrots possible.
		Pet Crests - This isn't bird related but I had to put it here because if you have a dog or a cat, this is interesting.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Hills/4611/parrotlinks.htm (3642 words)

	Scoop: Mohua breed successfully on offshore islands
		Mohua (yellowhead), a native forest bird facing extinction on the mainland, is thriving at new homes on predator-free offshore islands.
		The Department of Conservation transferred 27 mohua to Anchor Is near Fiordland in spring 2002, and 39 to Codfish Is (Whenua Hou) near Stewart Is in March 2003, with sponsorship by North Island company B Dent Global.
		The mohua — aka the bush canary for its bright and cheerful song - was a common South Island forest bird when European settlers arrived but a dramatic decline in numbers in the last 30 years has seen their disappearance from 75 per cent of their former range.
	www.scoop.co.nz /mason/stories/SC0403/S00025.htm (953 words)

	Double Yellow Head Amazon, exotic parrots; macaw, cockatoo, conure, eclectus, african grey, grass keets, more. ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		These very intelligent birds learn tricks well and love to perform vocally.Caging requirements: We would recommend a 2x2x3 foot cage minimum, although a double wide Amazon cage is preferable.
		These birds are not always quiet and will be very happy taking 'time out' to yell and play outside in the sun.
		A good pelleted diet would be primary, followed by a small amount of seed to vary their diet and give them the fun of cracking the seeds.
	www.ruffledfeathersaviary.com /double_yellow_head.htm (413 words)

	Yellowhead Motel in Valemount BC,Robson Valley,Canadien Rocky Mountain,ATV-tours, hiking,snowmobiling,canoe ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Yellowhead Motel in Valemount BC,Robson Valley,Canadien Rocky Mountain,ATV-tours, hiking,snowmobiling,canoe mountain,salmon,Jasper,Mount robson,
		Valemount is well known for hiking, heli-skiing, bird-watching at our wildlife sanctuary, golfing, snowmobiling, ATV-tours and much more.
		Valemount is just a 20 minute drive to Mount Robson, [the highest point in the Canadian Rockies] or a 1 1/2 hour breathtaking drive to Jasper National Park, Alberta.
	www.yellowheadmotel.com /English (94 words)

	Amazon parrot, yellow naped amazon parrot, amazon parrot photo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A parrot is any of the many birds belonging to the family Psittacidae.
		The Amazon Parrot is a bright beautiful bird that is highly social.
		Bird cages toys for our psittacine family including parrots macaws...
	aboutclothing.com /amazon-parrot.html (1520 words)

	Amazons, exotic parrots; macaw, cockatoo, conure, eclectus, african grey, grass keets, more. Handfed baby birds. ...
		We would not recommend one of these beauties as an apartment bird, although the Lilac Crown and Spectacled are much quieter and would suit a smaller living space than the Blue Front, Yellow Nape and Double Yellow Head.
		If your bird flares his tail, ruffles his head feathers, pinpoints his pupils and overall tries to look like he just wants to be left alone then by all means do so!
		They are very expressive birds and it has been said more than once that seeing as their body language is so easy to read it makes knowing one a great study in bird behavior.
	www.ruffledfeathersaviary.com /amazons.htm (533 words)

	Blackstone Aviaries. Exotic bird breeders of macaw and amazon.
		Diet suggestions for your birds and new babies received form us.
		Deposits are nonrefundable unless we are unable to deliver a bird for you.
		We do not tell people what bird they should get, but we will help you with your decision if you will call.
	www.blackstone-aviaries.com (286 words)

	Humming Bird Vulnerabilities
		Enterprise Summit Early Bird Deadline – August 15th Join the...
		Autumn 1998 (6.3) The Bird in Our Hand: Is It Living or...
		in 1966, on the health of bird species and andquot;found 70 percent of...
	news.webstranica.com /news/Humming_Bird_Vulnerabilities (1071 words)

	Birdseekers Tours to
		Several distant skuas were seen with at least one Pomarine Skua identified.
		We then came across more rafts of shearwaters mixed with Blue Penguins and right in the middle we had excellent views of a single Flesh-footed Shearwater, this bird ending up only a few feet from the boat.
		Other birds here included Little Black and Little Shag, Pied Stilts, Pukeko and numerous Black Swans.
	www.birdtours.co.uk /birdseekers/feb05/New%20Zealand/New-Zealand-2001.htm (8460 words)

	Stewart Island - Native Bird List
		Examination of the following list of birds will show that we have the highest number of easily accessible species in New Zealand.
		We are unique in that in just one day, with a pelagic cruise, a visit to Ulva Island Bird Sanctuary, followed by a Kiwi Spotting Trip, one can usually access over 30 species.
		The following list of birds to be found on and about Stewart Island has been compiled with thanks for the able assistance of Ron Tindal.
	www.stewartisland.co.nz /Attractions/Birds.htm (159 words)

	Golden Cockatoo Exotic Bird Boutique - Florida's Premier Store For Exotic Bird Lovers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		So named due to the yellow band around their nape as well as on top of their head, these Amazons are known to be the second best spaeking Amazon.
		The Double Yellowhead also loves to talk, sing, dance, laugh, and entertain.
		Sale price only available to those who purchase a cage prior to bringing their Double Yellowhead home.
	www.goldencockatoo.com /birds/doubleyellowhead.html (113 words)

	New Zealand
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		* Behind letter = national bird or symbol.
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	www.birdlist.org /new_zealand.htm (914 words)

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