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  • Galahs Galore

    from WingedHearts.org blogs

    on Saturday May 18th, 2013 at 02:37 PM

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    by Annette Butterss

    We moved from the city to a property on the Bellarine Peninsula, Victoria that combined plant nursery and display gardens along with natural bushland. Throughout the 12 (drought stricken) years we lived there we developed a keen interest in our resident birds and forged wonderful relationships with many of them especially Magpies, Esmerelda, Whiteback and their successive broods.

    Our house had many floor to ceiling windows and a large deck overlooking gardens, bush and a...

  • I Believe by Eldon Taylor

    from WingedHearts.org blogs

    on Tuesday May 7th, 2013 at 10:45 AM

    Eldon's fascinating book reveals the importance of choosing your beliefs and the effects these choices have on the quality of your lifeimpacting areas that may surprise you in ways you have not thought of. From influencing how long you will live and how your DNA expresses itself to what you will allow yourself to see and hear, I promise that you'll be astounded at the many consequences for every single belief. It's like a spider web that continually builds upon itself often trapping us where...

  • Alex & Me - Dr Irene Pepperberg - Book Review

    from WingedHearts.org blogs

    on Friday May 3rd, 2013 at 04:41 AM

    Alex & Me: How a Scientist and a Parrot Discovered a Hidden World of Animal Intelligence--and Formed a Deep Bond in the Process - by Dr Irene Pepperberg

    I found the book both remarkable and sad. Dr Irene Pepperberg describes her early childhood which set her on a course to demonstrate the cognitive abilities of African greys and her life long struggle to prove to the close minded and close hearted scientific world that birds were capable of intelligence far beyond humans had credited them....

  • What The Robin Knows by Jon Young - Book review

    from WingedHearts.org blogs

    on Sunday April 28th, 2013 at 05:26 AM

    Author Jon Young opens your mind and awareness to the elusive world of birds communications within their families and community groups. Birder Jon Young is a naturalist with training in tracking by expert Shamans. He brings his wealth of knowledge into the study of listening to the birds, following their movements to understand the events and activities in their lives.

    With delightful stories and clear step by step examples he takes the novice through a journey of discovery of bird songs,...

  • Easter With The Birds

    from WingedHearts.org blogs

    on Thursday April 4th, 2013 at 12:34 PM

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    By Leah Lemieux

    Over the long Easter weekend, I decided to visit my wild bird friends by the lake in Albert Park. To celebrate, I brought some tasty raw nuts for my friends and something special. The family of magpies, attended by the usual pair of magpie larks and noisy miners greeted me and enthusiastically accepted the nuts and morning greetings I offered. After the magpies had their fill, my two favourite ravens came over to see me. They are both very large for little ravens and were the...
  • Not All Farmers Hate Bats

    from WingedHearts.org blogs

    on Friday February 8th, 2013 at 11:41 PM

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    by Yvonne Shaw from Bats Qld

    This little fellow was found hanging on a fence post by a farmer at Taroom in western QLD. He took him home and looked after him for 5 days, during which time the bat actually gained weight. The farmers aged parents were heading to Toowoomba (a 6 hour drive) and kindly took him with them. Carer Peter met them in Toowoomba and brought him home to join the other little reds. He is completely uninjured, so why he was quietly hanging on a fence post is a bit of a...

  • Leah's Birds

    from WingedHearts.org blogs

    on Wednesday February 6th, 2013 at 12:35 PM

    by Leah Lemieux (www.rekindlingthewaters.com)

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    I love being around birds of all kinds, but admit, corvids and parrots are favourites--they are such characters.
  • My First Rescue

    from WingedHearts.org blogs

    on Thursday January 10th, 2013 at 11:27 PM

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    by Yvonne Morrin (Bats Qld)readmore

    Now I have finished my course of vaccinations, I have finally started rescuing. My first bat was entangled in fishing line with a fishing hook embedded in her side the constriction injury was severe, and she was euthanized. The second had been up a food tree for a week without flying away, and appeared to have a wing injury. He could clamber around the tree perfectly well, just out of reach of my pole! Finally I got him to the ground, and he began to...

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