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Teenager's Brazilian adventure  -  Aug 1, 2007
Lancashire Evening Telegraph,...offered a trip to Pantanal, Brazil, on the border of the Amazon rainforest, to find the largest flying parrot species in the world, the Hyacinth Macaw.



Less power - but a lot more fun  Nov 20, 2006
In a programme called Extinct, Portillo will champion the hyacinth macaw in a contest to persuade viewers to help save threatened species. ... - Belfast Telegraph,

Now you can vote to save just one of these animals  Oct 24, 2006
...featured in the programme are the Bengal tiger, mountain gorilla, giant panda, Asian elephant, polar bear, orang-utan, leatherback turtle and hyacinth macaw. ... - Times Online,

Ditch the celebrities, the nobodies, the rare species and derelict ...  Oct 28, 2006
I will not see Trevor McDonald and Zoe Ball in charge of saving the chosen species. I will pass on Michael Portillo’s plea on behalf of the hyacinth macaw. ... - Sunday Herald,

Bookies at odds over BBC sports award  Oct 28, 2006
Michael Portillo will champion the hyacinth macaw in Brazil – he’ll be sick as a parrot because he has no chance – while footballer Graeme Le Saux will ... - Scotland on Sunday,

TV reality show to help animals facing extinction  Oct 26, 2006
The animals to be featured are the polar bear, mountain gorilla, giant panda, leatherback turtle, Asian elephant, Bengal tiger, orang-utan and hyacinth macaw. ... - UK Express,

UTV Extinct feature  Oct 25, 2006
...funds for eight `flagship` species - Bengal tiger, mountain gorilla, giant panda, Asian elephant, polar bear, orang-utan, leatherback turtle and hyacinth macaw ... - U.TV,

You Bet Panda Power Will Win Extinct  Oct 26, 2006
Most Votes Extinct: 15/8 Giant Panda, 7/2 Polar Bear, 5/1 Bengal Tiger, 5/1 Orang-utan, 8/1 Asian Elephant, 9/1 Mountain Gorilla, 10/1 Hyacinth Macaw, 14/1 ... - UK Casino Times,
8th Annual Zoo Egg Hunt Set for April 15 Mar 24, 2006
Family Bakers. Nashville Zoo offers many animal species including cheetah, zebra, ostrich, gibbons, hyacinth macaw and more. In ...
About - Cities & Towns,

Cerritos reveals anniversary parade plans Mar 25, 2006
..."Sebastian and I are just thrilled," Rodriguez said, as his four-year-old blue hyacinth Macaw parrot bobbed its head while perched on his shoulder. ...
Long Beach Press-Telegram,

Bird fanciers flock to fair Feb 26, 2006
Grotto, just stole the show. The 2-year-old Hyacinth Macaw stunned people with his electric blue plumage. He is named after the ...
Charlotte Sun-Herald,

Primed for the Top Job Mar 6, 2006
The Fourth Wall), Terrence McNally (Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams, The Stendhal Syndrome), Mac Wellman (Second-Hand Smoke, The Hyacinth Macaw, A Murder of ...
Back Stage,

Birding with Gina Nichol: Guilford Naturalist Shares Love of Wild Mar 1, 2006
...an authentic experience.�. On the Brazilian tour, Gina saw one of the birds she'd hoped to find, a hyacinth macaw. The exotic blue ...
Shore Publishing,
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