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Visit the Great Bustard Project on Salisbury Plain  -  Sep 25, 2008
Wildlife Extra,For anyone who wants to see Great bustards in the wild in the UK, the Great bustard project offers guided tours of the release site.

Largest owls in the world threaten British birds  -  Sep 14, 2008
Independent,The only other land bird to compare with it in size in Britain would probably be the great bustard, which died out nearly 200 years ago.

Birds of the suburbs  -  Aug 31, 2008
The Mercury,It wasn't the world's heaviest flying bird, the great bustard, or the world's smallest, the bee hummingbird of Cuba. The bird Attenborough chose as his

Help design a flag for Hampshire  -  Aug 29, 2008
Southern Daily Echo,The Isle of Wight recently launched a search for a flag, while Wiltshire last year adopted a green and white flag with a great bustard.

"Дрофы" из РоÑ?Ñ?ии воÑ?Ñ?танавливают популÑ?цию Ñ?тих птиц в Великобритании  -  Sep 26, 2008
РИÐ? Ð?овоÑ?ти,МОСКВÐ?, 26 Ñ?ен - РИÐ? Ð?овоÑ?ти. БританÑ?кие Ñ?кологи из проекта "Группа дрофы" (The Great Bustard Group) выпуÑ?тили на равнине СолÑ?бери в дикую природу 19

Native pool frog project nears completion  -  Apr 10, 2008
Telegraph.co.uk,While headlines and sometimes controversy greeted the comebacks of the white-tailed eagle and red kite and more recent efforts to re-introduce great bustard

European Commission takes legal action against Portugal over ...  -  Feb 2, 2008
Indlaw.com,Castro Verde is home in particular to species such as the lesser kestrel (Falco naumanni), the great bustard (Otis tarda) and the little bustard (Tetrax

A kite for sore eyes  -  Feb 8, 2008
Telegraph.co.uk,In the 1960s and 70s attempts to reintroduce another huge bird, the Great Bustard, failed (a more recent project shows better promise).

Where the place has no name  -  Nov 17, 2007
Globe and Mail,Just how long can the surfing and fishing haven of 1770 hold out against the hubbub up the coast? 1770, AUSTRALIA -- 1770 is still the kind of place where

Task force to be set up for conservation of Great Bustard  -  Oct 6, 2007
Hindu,New Delhi, Oct. 7 (PTI): Concerned over the declining population of Great Bustard, the heaviest flying bird found in the country, the Ministry of

Feed the world - eat blue whales  -  Oct 20, 2007
Times Online,I believe that if enough people demanded blue whale for supper, garnished with the ears of a panda and the left wing of a juicy great bustard,

Festival dished up a taste of the world  -  Sep 28, 2007
Salisbury Journal,One of the main attractions was a stuffed great bustard which adorned a feasting table in the Grand Jury Room. Younger guests took part in the Hunt the Ham

Great Bustard lays eggs in wild  -  Jul 24, 2007
BBC News,In spring, a female Great Bustard, part of a group of chicks reintroduced from Russia, nested in Wiltshire and laid two eggs, however no chicks were born.

Great bustard egg is first since 1832  -  Jul 23, 2007
Times Online,A great bustard egg has been laid in Britain for the first time since Queen Victoria was a child, conservationists said yesterday.

Great Bustard lays eggs for first time in 175 years  -  Jul 24, 2007
Daily Times,The world’s heaviest flying bird, the Great Bustard, has laid its first eggs in Britain in 175 years, conservationists who re-introduced the species here

The bustard is back... and it's breeding  -  Jul 23, 2007
Telegraph.co.uk,A great bustard, brought to England from Russia in an ambitious repatriation scheme, has laid two eggs, to the amazement of a group of conservationists.

The great bustard returns to lay eggs for the first time in 175 years  -  Jul 23, 2007
Daily Mail,The female great bustard with her eggs on Salisbury Plain. Sadly, they proved to be infertile It has been 170 years since its bulky shape was a common sight

Great Bustards Breed In UK For First Time In 175 Years  -  Jul 23, 2007
Science Daily (press release)...(Credit: Paul Goriup - IUCN Bustard Specialist Group) The Great Bustard Group (GBG) has been releasing birds on Salisbury Plain each year since around 2004,

Bustard wins cheers for laying egg in UK  -  Jul 24, 2007
Monsters and Critics.com,LONDON, England (UPI) -- The great bustard, the world`s heaviest flying bird, appears to be gaining a foothold in Great Britain nine years after being

Return of the Bustard  -  Jul 22, 2007
Gazette & Herald,By Lewis Cowen Members of the Great Bustard Group, the conservation group attempting to reintroduce the world's heaviest flying bird to England,

World's heaviest flying bird lays its first egg on British soil ...  -  Jul 24, 2007
Belfast Telegraph,The great bustard, which weighs up to 40lbs with a wingspan of up to 8ft, disappeared from the UK in the early 19th century. A scheme to reintroduce chicks

Efforts underway to save rare bird in Iran  -  Jul 29, 2007
IranMania News,LONDON, July 29 (IranMania) - The great bustard, which were found in large numbers in Hamedan and Kurdestan provincs some 30 years ago, is presently on the

Conservation success for world’s largest flying bird  -  Jul 24, 2007
Scenta.co.uk,Dr Tamas Szekely from the University of Bath says that the announcement from the Great Bustard Group comes a year earlier than predicted, and shows that the

Rare bird lays eggs  -  Jul 24, 2007
The Mercury (subscription),LONDON: The world's heaviest flying bird, the Great Bustard, was said yesterday to have laid its first eggs in Britain in 175 years.

Big Bird Finally Lays Eggs  -  Jul 26, 2007
LiveScience.com,A group of the world's largest flying birds, the great bustard, have laid their first eggs since being re-introduced to the UK, conservationists said.

Great Bastard egg is first since 1832  -  Jul 24, 2007
The Spoof (satire),The Great Bustard is the world's heaviest flying bird and can get "very broody" about where and when to lay its eggs. British indigenous species died out



Tight precautions for latest bustard release  Oct 28, 2006
...a ten-year programme. All nine birds are doing well, said Dave Waters, chairman of the Great Bustard Group. This year the group ... - Salisbury Journal,

Enrica Menozzi - Art with a message  Oct 27, 2006
...universities and several institutions, 132 species of plants and animals are in danger of extinction from the archipelago, including the great bustard and the ... - Fortnightly Tenerife News,
Arab countries in Africa try to control advance of the desert 31 Mar 2006
According to him, in the African desert there are bushes and birds that are threatened with extinction, as is the case with the great bustard. ...
ANBA,

The King William Mar 10, 2006
All real ales are from West Country micro-breweries – Icarus from Blindman’s Brewery and Great Bustard from Stonehenge were excellent.�. ...
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