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Old 9th April 2006, 12:25 AM
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The once thought extinct IVORY-BILLED WOODPECKER, has been found in the Big Woods Region of eastern Arkansas.To learn more on the Ivory-billed Woodpecker biology vist the web site www.bna.bird.cornell.edu GEORGE SIMON
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George, thanks for the site. I am so glad this particular woodpecker is making a comeback.
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Well, then that is a second siting, then! Great. It's about time for some good news regarding our wild birds.

Thanks for letting us know, George.
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thats a nice great site, I wonder how many are this kind of birds still around? trying to find some site that can tell me about this any 1 has some idea?

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thats a nice great site, I wonder how many are this kind of birds still around? trying to find some site that can tell me about this any 1 has some idea?

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Oliver
HI OLIVER, CORNELL University's Lab. of Ornitholosy have quite a large number of sites, I will give you the list that i have.These are all Citizen-Science projects. The birdhouse network www.birds.cornell.edu/birdhouse Birds inforested landscapes www.birds.cornell.edu/bfl Class room feeder watch www.birds.cornell.edu/cfw Golden winged Warbler atlas project www.birds. cornell.edu/gowap Great backyard bird count www.birdsource.org/gbbc House finch disease survey www.birds.edu/hofi Project Feeder watch www.birds.cornell.edu/pfw Project Pigeon watch www.birds.cornell.edu/ppw There email address to some of these sites also
GEORGE SIMON

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Old 13th April 2006, 10:43 AM
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Im glad to hear these wounderful birds are making a come back i just hope there forests and lands stay safe too for there living i just new there were more of those birds in the world somewhere hey i belive there is still a passenger pigeon out there somewhere too laugh at me all you want lol .
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Hi CRISTINA, I also have hope that the Passenger pigeon will some day in some remote area be found. One should never give up hope. To give up hope is quitting and quiters are losers,and I can see that you are not a quiter. So keep the faithGEORGE
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