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Bird flu still a threat to human health: WHO
Avian influenza remains a threat to human health despite a decline in cases since a peak in 2006, the World Health Organisation (WHO) warned Wednesday.

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Bird flu still a threat to human health: WHO
Manila, March 24 : Avian influenza remains a threat to human health despite a decline in cases since a peak in 2006, the World Health Organisation (WHO) warned Wednesday.

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WHO warns bird flu still a threat to human health
Manila – Avian influenza remains a threat to human health despite a decline in cases since a peak in 2006, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned Wednesday….

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Bird flu remains a threat
MANILA – BIRD flu outbreaks that have killed seven people in several countries so far this year show the virus remains a threat to humans, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Wednesday.

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Could smell play a role in the origin of new bird species?
Two recently diverged populations of a southern California songbird produce unique odors, suggesting smell could contribute to the reproductive isolation that accompanies the origin of new bird species.

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Smell could play a role in origin of new bird species
In a new study, scientists have found that two recently diverged populations of a southern California songbird produce unique odors, suggesting smell could contribute to the

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Smell May Play A Role In The Origin Of New Bird Species
Image Caption: An IU Bloomington researcher collects preen oil from a junco’s uropygial gland into a small glass tube. The procedure is painless. Photo by Jonathan Atwell

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KENT’S KOMMENTS – Endangered Species: Outfield provides sanctuary for rare five-tool stars
They haven’t gone the way of the dodo bird yet, but five-tool players have become the endangered species of the fantasy baseball world.

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Eco-homes could threaten bird species future
Green-minded householders insulating or renovating their homes to save energy could be contributing unwittingly to the decline of swifts.

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Bird City Wisconsin to recognize communities for efforts
You’ve heard of Tree City. Now a local organization is starting a similar effort to help birds. It’s called Bird City Wisconsin, and starting later this month, communities will be invited to apply for recognition honoring them for their work to protect birds and their habitat.

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Could smell play a role in the origin of new bird species?
Two recently diverged populations of a southern California songbird produce unique odors, suggesting smell could contribute to the reproductive isolation that accompanies the origin of new bird species.

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Could smell play a role in the origin of new bird species?
Two recently diverged populations of a southern California songbird produce unique odors, suggesting smell could contribute to the reproductive isolation that accompanies the origin of new bird species. The Indiana University Bloomington study of organic compounds present in the preen oils of Dark-eyed Juncos is described in this month’s Behavioral Ecology.

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Smell May Play A Role In The Origin Of New Bird Species
Image Caption: An IU Bloomington researcher collects preen oil from a junco’s uropygial gland into a small glass tube. The procedure is painless. Photo by Jonathan Atwell

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Vets Treating Animals After Sanctuary Fire
Workers at a Las Vegas animal sanctuary say hundreds of birds and a watchdog were killed in a Friday morning fire.

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Animal attractions at area zoos
After a long winter, it’s time to get back to nature at area zoos After a long winter stuck inside, no one’s looking more eagerly toward spring than Baltimore families. It’s time to get the kids outside and reconnected with nature, wildlife and the exotic critters someone can run into only at a zoo, aquarium or nature center.

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Could smell play a role in the origin of new bird species?
Two recently diverged populations of a southern California songbird produce unique odors, suggesting smell could contribute to the reproductive isolation that accompanies the origin of new bird species. The Indiana University Bloomington study of organic compounds present in the preen oils of Dark-eyed Juncos is described in this month’s Behavioral Ecology.

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Hang-ups: New venues open downtown
Phil Elson’s “Just Down From Placa de Catalunya, 15 pieces” is on display at Warm Springs Gallery. Signs that things are looking up: the snow has melted ( Mount Chipotle excepted); the economy is brightening; daffodils are in bloom ; and two, yes, two new art galleries have opened downtown during the last month. Chroma Projects Art Laboratory is the brainchild of Nancy McLeod, who wants to …

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Celebrate Earth Hour at Concannon Vineyard, Saturday, March 27, 2010 Concannon Vineyard goes “Unplugged” for Earth Hour
John Concannon, 4th Generation Vintner, Concannon Vineyard, announced today that Earth Hour 2010 will be celebrated at the winery on Saturday, March 27 from 8:30-9:30pm. “To celebrate Earth Hour, we invite everyone to join us as Concannon Vineyard goes ‘unplugged’ for Earth Hour,” says John. “Earth Hour is a way for people across the world to join together and signal their concern about climate …

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The inherent dangers of planting too early
Saturday update Dreams of fresh garden vegetables and colorful annuals may have inspired you to start seeds indoors or to purchase seedlings from a local nursery. Now you are anxious to get a head start on the growing season and plant them in your garden.

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Sublime Intimate Retreat
Rocky Hills Retreat – a new luxury accommodation experience – sits high on a hill with views over Tasmania.

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