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Wildlife disappears with forest destruction  -  Aug 3, 2008
The Daily Star,But he saw dollar bird, hill myna and whistling ducks. In 2002, the large birds were gone and so were the major reptiles. And today the forests are

July Bird News from VogelPark - Walsrode Birdpark  -  Jul 22, 2008
Zoo and Aquarium Visitor News,Among the best known forest species are the Hill-myna (Gracula religiosa) revered for their ability to imitate human speech they still belong to the more

Where forests are the only means of survival  -  Aug 2, 2008
The Daily Star,Farming of wildlife such as hill myna, hornbill, deer, monkey is just one as the local people are well adapted to doing so. Giving incentives and arranging

Moon G8 report on climate change, 2050  -  Jul 18, 2008
Reuters AlertNet,The vast migration of the Hill Myna bird to now tropical southern Germany has caused havoc since 2039, and ornithologists claim over 50 percent of the birds

"Money is just a number"  -  Apr 1, 2008
Xinhua,Breaking the silence is his black hill myna, which is able to say "what a wondering night!" "My friends bought it for me. They taught the bird to say the

Foul-mouthed bird swears off swears  -  Oct 14, 2007
红网,A hill myna that swore at tourists has successfully rid itself of its potty mouth after being locked in a cage for 15 days in Changsha, capital of Hunan



Born free, sold out  Sep 3, 2006
The talking variety of parakeets are sold for Rs 500. The hill myna is available for around Rs 3,000 and owls are sold for as much as Rs 15,000.". ... - Times of India, [an error occurred while processing this directive]


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