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Why do some birds stand on one leg?
By: Avi Charkham | 13-09-2007
I visited the zoo today with my daughter and couldn't answer this simple question. Any ideas? cheers :)   

Identifying a bird from one feather
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I found this feather today, in central Israel. Any idea what bird it belongs to?

Pigeon on fence post for 20 hrs straight
By: rose44 | 20-08-2007
I have a pigeon that has been sitting on my fence post for over 20 hrs straight, now another one has joined it. They do not fly away when you throw rocks or approach them and try to scare them away. It is very bizarre to me. Does anyone know why?

Do birds urinate?
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My mate has just text me. He was on his way to work and is sure that he has just been urinated on from the heavens and begs the question, do birds urinate????

Which would be better for me?
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i am geting a parrot in the next month and was wondering what kind of parrot was better for me. I narrowed my choice down to a timneh grey, a jardine, a senegal or a red bellied parrot. im sorry that i could not narrow it down but i researched them and they all make great pets but the african grey needs alot of time out of the cage and a lot of interaction which i might not be able to give when school comes around. plus its a little pricey to begin with. i heard poicephalus parrots ake great apartment birds and that they are quiet and have the usual vocalizations around morning and dusk. they are also very loveing pets and they can be taught tricks and some can even talk. Can anyone help me~Mctbee

Why it is said that crows are the most intellegent ...
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Why it is said that crows are the most intellegent birds? Are their brains more developed?

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