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Peace gives wildlife a chance  -  Nov 1, 2008
The Times,If you are looking for the kori bustard, Africa’s heaviest flying bird, go to Tuli. The lilac-breasted roller, Botswana’s national bird and another denizen

Africa's boundary-breaking safari park  -  Sep 26, 2008
Times Online,If you are looking for the kori bustard, Africa's heaviest flying bird, go to Tuli. The lilac- breasted roller, Botswana's national bird and another denizen

גלי וינרב  -  Sep 13, 2008
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National Zoo Celebrates Hatching of 40th Kori Bustard Chick  -  Jul 17, 2008
WJLA,The recent hatchings helped the zoo reach a milestone as the most productive kori bustard breeding program of any zoo in the western hemisphere.

A close encounter with wild Africa  -  Aug 7, 2008
Gulf Daily News,As we wound up the safari, one of the world's heaviest birds, the kori bustard that can weigh up to around 18kg, came into view.

Following gold at the Spitzkoppe  -  Aug 4, 2008
Flamingo,A kori bustard hopped in front of the vehicle, spreading its large wings and fleeing to the grass, where it put down its head and blended into the landscape

Ramblers Worldwide Holidays spreads its wings  -  Jul 29, 2008
Easier (press release),...endangered Wattled Cranes, Pel’s Fishing Owls, a host of Storks and Egrets, Ostrich, Kori Bustard, and Greater and Lesser Flamingoes.

Brett Hilton-Barber and Professor Lee R Burger(Prime Origins)  -  Feb 15, 2008
Dispatch Online,The six are the lappet-faced vulture, martial eagle, kori bustard (the world’s heaviest flying bird), saddle-billed stork, Pel’s fishing owl and southern

Science, Not Romance, Controls Mating At Smithsonian's National Zoo  -  Feb 8, 2008
Science Daily (press release)The kori bustard, a large African bird, requires flat, savanna-like terrain, secluded "hiding" spots and a proper male-to-female ratio to adequately perform

Africa: Turning mirrors into windows  -  Nov 30, 2007
AfricaNews,Cattle known as Ingqithi – derive their name from the “big bird� (kori bustard) found in Botswana that has very similar coloring.

Spy in the Nest Snoops on Bird Moms  -  20 Aug 2007
Discovery ChannelThe egg is helping scientists understand how a large African bird — the kori bustard — and others, including the American flamingo, nurture their

Electronic Eggs Used To Help Save Threatened African Bird  -  Jul 27, 2007
Science Daily (press release)Kori bustard chicks A biologist at Smithsonian's National Zoo holds two kori bustard chicks on June 26, 2007. The chicks, Pipe and Tuza, hatched at the Zoo

TODAY'S NEWS  -  Jul 30, 2007
Washington Post,The National Zoo is proud of the four kori bustard chicks that hatched there this summer. It's also bragging about the artificial egg it's using to learn

Electronic eggs warm mommy bird bottoms, transmit data, save species  -  Jul 27, 2007
NetworkWorld.com,The data have been key this summer at the Smithsonian's National Zoo to record important information about Kori Bustard – a threatened African bird species

e-egg to incubate threatened bird  -  Jul 29, 2007
Times of India,As part of their research, the scientists placed a telemetric egg in the nest of the kori bustard, a threatened African bird, when the mother laid her eggs.

Smithsonian's National Zoo researchers use electronic eggs to help ...  -  Jul 27, 2007
YubaNet,Since it began its kori bustard breeding program in 1997, the National Zoo has bred and raised to adulthood nearly 40 individual birds, which have been

Zoo uses electronic eggs to monitor nests  -  Jul 27, 2007
Earthtimes.orgA telemetric egg -- placed in the nest of a kori bustard earlier this year after she laid her eggs -- contained sensors that record temperatures on four

Electronic Egg in the Nest  -  Jul 30, 2007
LiveScience.com,The Smithsonian’s National Zoo is pleased to welcome 4 newly-hatched kori bustard chicks this summer, along with new incubation information gathered from an



Adventure travel experts Discovery Initiatives launch a unique ...  Oct 30, 2006
...elusive Wild Dog, Leopard and the largest herds of Elephants left in Africa, plus…… a myriad of Lion, Hyena, Bat Eared Foxes and huge Kori Bustard. ... - Response Source (press release),
Sierra Leone's Endangered Biodiversity - Part II Jan 11, 2006
River. Kilimi is mostly open woodland and short grass vegetation, and includes savannah species such as the Kori bustard and baboons. ...
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