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- January 28th, 2010
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phoenixroy has updated his friends list.
- January 16th, 2010
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phoenixroy is celebrating his birthday today!
- January 11th, 2010
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phoenixroy has updated his friends list.
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phoenixroy has added Born Again Bird Watcher to his favorite blogs.
Born Again Bird Watcher
A blog to share the joys of rediscovering as an amateur something formerly done as a professional. -
phoenixroy has posted a new blog review on: LiveRockLover
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phoenixroy has added LiveRockLover to his favorite blogs.
LiveRockLover
Select live rock band videos with brief descriptions and reviews. Links to artists Home Pages for finding artist information, song samples, tour schedules and live appearances across the globe. - January 10th, 2010
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phoenixroy has posted a new entry on: Aviculturist
Wing of Birds
Only a few animals like insects,bats and birds are able to fly and of these three the birds are by far the largest ,fastest and most powerful fliers. The secret of it lies in the design oh the birds' wing…
- January 5th, 2010
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phoenixroy has posted a new entry on: Aviculturist
Tails of Birds.
During the course of evolution,birds have gradually lost their part of the back-bone that in order animals makes up the tail,and have replaced it with feathers. The size of these feathers is variable. Some bird…
- December 29th, 2009
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phoenixroy has posted a new entry on: Aviculturist
History of Birds as Pets.
World's first Bird-pet probably is Jungle Fowl. It is said that about 500 years before people used to keep Jungle Fowl as pets. The first Fowl to be kept as pets are Red Jungle Fowl(Gullus gullus) which is stil…
- December 28th, 2009
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phoenixroy has posted a new entry on: Aviculturist
Structural details of Birds.
As a group of animals, birds have evolved in various range of body sizes. The smallest bird is the Bee-Humming bird which weighs only 1.6g and is smaller than many butterflies and moths in the rainforest. Where…
- December 27th, 2009
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phoenixroy has posted a new entry on: Aviculturist
Introduction to Birds\' World
Before I start about Bird watching,Breeding its my honor to introduce the birds' world to the people.In 1861, QUARRY WORKERS in South Germany discovered one of the world's famous fossils called Archaeopteryx,…
