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Learn About The Wonderful Australian Native Birds

Indeed, Australia is the home to various and very unique colourful birds. Starting from a few dozen of the 826 Australian native birds, the number will certainly increase as more of these remarkably gorgeous birds sit close enough as found on a multitude of trees in Australia.

Some of the Australian native birds are as follows:

The Western Rosella is found in the South West of WA. The male Western Rosella has a more distinct colour than the female which is spotted with the green colour. The Eastern Rosella has a more shade of yellow on its back and the underside, moreover it has white cheeks, and it is sometimes called the Albany Western Rosella.

Parrots are widespread specie found all over Australia. The Australian Ring-neck, an Australian native bird, has several races. The Australian Ring-neck also known as the Twenty-Eight Parrot is named after the call that it makes. Another is the Port Lincoln Parrot which has a yellow belly and has a tiny small red beak.

The Galah is another native bird of Australia and is found throughout the country. The facts of this native bird are rising by the day, most doubtless due to the clearing of the land.  

Gang-gang Cockatoo bird is found in the forests of south-eastern Australia. The female Gang-gang Cockatoo can be easily distinguished from the male. Surprisingly, they mostly feed on nuts.  The Australian Wood Duck, one more Australian Native Bird, is found chiefly in the south-eastern parts of Australia. The male Australian Wood Duck bird has a solid and a darker-auburn head, whereas the female bird’s head is a lighter-auburn and has clearly visible pale stripes on its head.

The Black Swan is a symbol of Western Australia, and can be found throughout the waterways of Australia. They are exceptionally gorgeous native birds. Their childish ones, called the Cygnets are usually grey in colour, but as they grow, they change into a deep shade of black.

The Australian Magpie is of two types; one is a black-backed Magpie and the other is the Western Magpie. The Australian Magpie has one of the most stunningly gorgeous calls. Its white coloured collar and red eyes distinguishes it from the other black birds. The black Magpie native bird is found on the eastern side of Australia. The Western Magpie can be found in the south-western terrain of Australia. The females Magpie’s white collar is mottled in a shade of grey.  

The Currawong is another Australian native bird that is of two kinds. The Pied Currawong is found in the eastern side of Australia, it is often referred to as a magpie, but, its yellow eyes and all black collars readily distinguishes it from the magpie. The second type of the Currawong native bird is the Grey Currawong. It occurs crosswise the southern Australian States. It has several marked variations including auburn and black.

The Pied Butcherbird can be found in very nearly all parts of Australia. It can be best distinguished from the Magpie by its dark eyes and lack of white collar. The Apostlebird is yet another Australian native bird; it is a ground forager, where it is frequently seen. It is found in the non-coastal Queensland.  

There are hundreds of more Australian native birds, which are so colourful and gorgeous that they are eye soothing and a wonderful treat for birders. The Australian native birds are a favourite among the Aussies and they claim to be exceptionally proud of their native birds.

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Summaries of: Rules about selling eggs & /or carcases of waterfowl ; Transportation of waterfowl

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What are your thoughts about hunting?

I in person think it’s kind of sick – I don’t hunt anything that doesn’t have a honest chance. Deer don’t have weapons, neither do ducks, etc. so I don’t get why public get a thrill out of killing stuff with weapons when those things don’t have a fighting chance – like tracking it/stalking it out in the woods and stuff?

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about strange dreams?

i had 3 weird dreams last night…

1. I dreamt that i was watching discovery channel, and there was a small island. and it was inhabited by ducks and some other animal (i forget what the animal was). but the other animal caught a lot of shrimps and shrimp poops, and put it in the water. for some reason in my dream, ducks were frightened of shrimp so they swam away very quick. then all of the sudden, i was in the tv observing the shrimps. except for one of the shrimps was really a little dolphin. then all of the sudden, me and the little dolphin were in an underwater classroom! and then the weirdest part, i was asking the dolphin questions, and it answered to me! with a squeaky dolphin voice! i was like “where are the other shrimp?” and then he flicked his tail to the window and said “owwuur air! (over there)” such a weird dream. i think it might have been influenced by me watching alice in wonderland last night! haha

2. my second dream, i was at what seemed to be some sort of school, or maybe a church play area. there was a construction with a sort of padio thing, and outside of the padio was grass and a tree. on the padio was a bench, and on the bench was seated mitchell davis and kyle (from http://youtube.com/livelavalive). and i was jumping, skipping, and vaulting all over the grassy area which i think i did to get their attention. but the total time, they were watching me with a “she’s weird” expression on their faces. then, after jumping around for a long time, mitchell everlastingly stood up and said “all right, you’ve made me want to play hopscotch.” so the next thing i know, mitchell, kyle, and i were in the grassy area, and we were in a computer game! so like we were all hopping on computerised black-and-white squares, i don’t know what it was, but we were before a live audience something similar to hopscotch!

3. and my last dream was really brief. it was that me and ashley, my cousin in nevada, were having a sleepover in my income room!

what weird dreams. they say that dreams are something that your mind makes based on what is going on in your mind. i wonder what mine speak for.
does anyone know what they mean?

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What You Need to Know About Keeping Muscovy Ducks

A lot of duck farmers will tell you that keeping Muscovy ducks is simpler than keeping other breeds of ducks. Muscovy ducks are kept for a variety of reasons including to be used as pets, to make your farm look excellent, to produce eggs, and for their meat. Keeping Muscovy ducks can reduce the insect populace in your yard. The Muscovy duck is not one of the well loved domesticated breeds of ducks but it can perform domestic purposes, which is why a lot of farmers choose to raise these ducks.

Muscovy ducks are a lot like Mallard ducks. They will not mate with only one male as some breeds of ducks do. They mate both in water or on land while most ducks only mate in the water. Muscovy ducks kept for domestic purposes mate as many as three times a year.

Female Muscovy ducks lay between 9 and 17 white ducks and will do so in a tree burrow or tunnel. The eggs incubate for 35 days, a week longer than other duck eggs. While incubating her eggs, the female only foliage her nest one time a day for between 30 and 90 minutes in order to eliminate waste, eat and drink, and groom itself. After the eggs start to hatch, the process can take up to 24 hours as the chicks break through. Ducklings hatched in the wild commonly remain near their mother for about 10 or 12 weeks. They are not able to produce enough heat themselves so they need to be near their mother in order to stay warm, especially at night. The male duck also stays near the ducklings for a few weeks and escort the ducklings while they migrate to look for a place to live, food, and security.

Muscovy ducks need to be kept in a small confined area when they are younger than 3 weeks old and they need a heat fund. These childish ducklings cannot produce enough body heat to keep themselves warm so this is vital. You should not let baby Muscovy ducks swim in anything larger than their shallow water container. The childish ducklings should be eating food high in protein. The amount of protein and type of food they need depends on how old they are.

Between three and six weeks, childish Muscovy ducks can be went to a larger pen. They can also be provided a baby pool to swim in once they have their full plumage on the bottom. It is vital to let the baby ducks out into the yard to look for food on their own every so often so they learn how to do so. The baby ducks will scratch to find grains that enhance their diet.

Muscovy ducks can be kept out in the open between 6 and 12 weeks. It is vital to give them a pen to keep them safe from predators that may want to eat them. You can do this with a small fence made of wire but do not use chicken wire. At this age, the ducks need to have a baby pool to swim in. As the ducklings grow, their nutrition wants to include plenty of egg mixes, grains, and green feed.

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Argument about aussies on craigslist has me curious. Please read?

–First post is by a lady who claims to breed “toy / mini australian shepherds.”

I have a 3 year ancient, 8 pound black tri BET (blue eyed tri PRODUCER). ASDR registered, full registration is available-

Pet price
Breeding price

He LOVES to snuggle on the couch, is reserved around strangers, but will LOVE you, partially potty trained as he will mark, but isn’t terriable about it-I’m out of town right now, and will be back in the next week if you’d like to see him. This is a RARE breed, YES THERE ARE TOY AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS-I have an AKC 8 pound female, and. Tucker grew up in a kennel before I bought him, but has been inside my loving family, and is VERY SWEET!!! He will dance for you and and lick you!!

email me for more information-I’ll work wiht the price depending on yoru wants/your home, but hes not free, and keep in mind this is RARE and sought after- www.barbiedollsteacupaussies.com

–Second post is by a person discrediting her.

Toy aussies / Mini aussies are NOT real breeds!
Yes, they do EXIST but so does my Australian Bernard. But surprise, that’s not a real breed, just my australian st. bernard mix!

The AKC does not recognize “Mini aussies” or “toy aussies.” No reputable kennel does! The ARBA recognizes ‘Minis’, but not ‘toy aussies’, have you heard of this association? Okay then. And it’s amusing, the registries and clubs who do recognize and breed ‘Mini Aussies’ don’t even recognize the ‘toy aussies’ as a real breed.

It’s right with any breed… would you refer to a Yorkshire Terrier as a standard Yorkshire Terrier? No, because there is only one size (so anyone who’s paid hundreds for a ‘teacup yorkie’, you should have done your homework), the same is right with Rottweilers, Labradors, Jack Russell’s, etc.

So how do you get a miniature or toy aussie? Please read the excerpt:

In the end there are two ways to achieve smaller sizes–by inbreeding on naturally small dogs or by thwart breeding to other small breeds to rush the miniaturization process. Obviously each approach has its problems.

Inbreeding reinforces desired traits, but also brings out the hidden genetic problems. So generations of inbreeding can cause a privileged occurance of inherited problems like hip dysplasia, epilepsy, cataracts, auto immune problems and so on.

The other means is to thwart breed. Some folks seem to think that if a dog looks sort of like an Australian Shepherd–merle coloration, wedge shaped head, longish coat and docked tail, that it must be an Aussie. Just because it waddles and quacks, doesn’t mean it is a duck!

Some of these breeders will incorporate other toy sized breeds to rush the miniaturization process. This amounts to essentially breeding a mutt and fraudulently selling it as a purebred dog. A good way to make sure this doesn’t take place is to question the breeder for records showing that several generations of dogs have been DNA tested proving that their parents are the dogs represented on the pedigree. This is a common place requirement in legitimately recognized breeds like the Australian Shepherd.

Reducing a dog to a toy size also can increase reproduction problems. Females may only be able have tiny litters of one to three pups, sometimes only by C-Section. Toy sized puppies can be born with a myriad of ingrained defects, some apparent, some not. Remember, in scenery, change takes place slowly. The breeders of miniature and toy breeds are forcing changes in the structure of their dogs at an astrophysical pace.

The toy breeders are attempting to produce an entirely new breed variation on just a few generations at the expense of the health and well being of the animals. Reduced size brings about profound changes in soundness–such as the need for Cesareans–because of the rapidity of the change from large to small. The dog’s genetic code does not necessarily change in proportion to the reduction in size.

Toy dogs are often bug eyed or wall-eyed. The reduction in head size occurred quicker than the reduction in eye size, thereby moving the eyes around to the sides of the head. Dogs bred for small size often have nervous system difficulties such as epilepsy.

Vets can provide you with a long grocery list of problems that they frequently see in association with the extreme miniaturization of a breed.

There are no doubt, healthy, pleased miniature and toy sized Australian Shepherds, but how many others are having problems? Question the breeder of the toy dog how many of the offspring he or she has followed up on throughout their lives? What sort of health clearances did these dogs have and how often were they checked. What is the mortality rate of the puppies?

What it comes down to is this: It has taken generations of careful breeding to produce consistency in the Australian Shepherd.

The goal of the original breed was to maintain a working ranchdog who was healthy and had a temperament suited for herding livestock and protecting the family home. Reputable b
Oh, I didn’t even notice it got cut off. I don’t know what the rest of the post said. But my question was did this person with the ‘toy’ aussie have grounds for what she was saying? Are they soon to be usual by the AKC? But from what I’ve gathered, that’s not right. Thank you guys. I like this breed, and I didn’t think this BYB was right, but she was a little convincing.

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Learn About the Falcon Bird

Falcon birds are one of the 60 species of birds of prey that comprise of the family known as the Falconidae in the sequence of Falconiformes, which also has the eagles, hawks, kites and vultures included in the family. The real falcons are epitomized by a bullet-shaped body, which is normally long with pointed wings and a medium to sometimes long tail, with astute long toes, hooked shaped claws, a small neck and a small hooked, normally jagged bill.

These birds vary in size from 15 to 63 cm (6 to 25 inches) in length and weigh up to 1.8 kg (4 lbs). Their colours may clash widely among the species; but both the sexes of any species normally look alike in appearance, except for the fact that the female falcon birds are larger in size.

Some of their species are also known as leisure activities, kestrels, falconets, or the merlin (pigeon hawk); and nine or ten out of their species in four various groups are called the caracaras. In falconry, only the female peregrine (hawk/duck), Falco peregrinus, is appropriately called the falcon; in authoritarian falconry usage of the term, it might as well be applied to other birds on in an amalgamation with additional descriptive words. Similarly, the male peregrine is called a tiercel, but the can only be applied to various other male falcons with proper qualifying terms.

Falcon birds are very sturdy and swift fliers with immense aerial alertness. They hardly ever glide in a way of hawks. The peregrine has been timed at 290 km/h (180 mph). This rate of alacrity and alertness make falcon bird’s unbeaten hunters of birds, reptiles, and many smaller mammals. Many of the species, conversely, are very insectivorous or eaters of carrion. But falcons wallop and seize their prey with their immensely astute claws, and they normally kill their captured prey with their beaks. 

These birds are usually private or they live in pairs. They make their nests on trees or on cliffs. They often invade the nests of other birds. The female falcon bird commonly lays two to six eggs, and both the male and the female falcons incubate their eggs and take care of their childish. The falcon goes through four various yet unique periods in its life cycle. The duration of each period varies among the species and also with the size of the birds. The nestling period take the time from hatching to the first flight of the childish one. During this time the childish bird grows swiftly and grows all of its feathers. The post-nestling phase is of course the fledging. Through this time the parents of the childish hunt food for their little ones. It is considered a juvenile when the bird foliage its nest to be on its own. The juvenile period lasts until the bird has reached its sexual maturity, which is when it is said to be an adult. Most falcons rarely ever live for more than 20 years.

The falcon birds’ one real adversary and enemy is mankind. For many years the falcons were considered to be as vermin for they were thought to be a gray toll on the livestock. But, now pesticides have been the main reason for devastating and jeopardizing several species. The first fossil confirmation of the falcon family is from the Miocene Epoch of Argentina, which was present nearly 15 million years ago. Today, there are eleven known fossil species.

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Great Expectations About Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs roamed the Earth during the Mesozoic era. A majority of public think that all dinosaurs are ferociously big reptiles. As noted since the year 1842, the term “dinosaur” signifies “terrible lizard”. For a fact, dinosaurs are not lizards but they shared a similar ancestor.

A majority of public think that all dinosaurs are ferociously big reptiles. Although this is commonly right, there are many believed misconceptions, especially abut their extinction.

As noted since the year 1842, the term “dinosaur” signifies “terrible lizard”. For a fact, dinosaurs are not lizards but they shared a similar ancestor. As a bulk or group, lizards are regarded as “primitive” types as compared to the dinosaurs. Although dinosaurs were considered as the largest amongst land animals, many of these “fantastic dinosaurs” were no larger than a common turkey.

It is indicated that dinosaurs thrived the Earth during the Mesozoic era. This is also what they called as “The Age of Reptiles”, which lasted from approximately 245 million up to 65 million years ago. As time passed, it is believed that these dinosaur groups got larger. Thus, things changed when the so-called “extinction event” took place 65 million years ago, wiping out all dinosaurs except for a few dinosaurs that were bird-like in features.

Amidst many disagreements amongst scientists, it was still noted that this extinction event may have started as a kind of asteroid impact, subsequently resulting to the erupting volcanoes’ choking of chemicals and extreme climatic changes among others.

This is one reason why only the classic big dinosaurs have become extinct. Experts still believe that birds are really income dinosaurs. Others also believe that the Pterosaurs or the flying extinct reptiles were dinosaurs. As a matter of fact, they are merely the closest relatives of the dinosaurs. They are not dinosaurs, technically.

Paleontology has helped many know dinosaurs and the way they roamed the Earth millions of years ago. Paleontology is the examine of fossils. It will tell you the appearance of the organism and its evolutionary process. Thus, a fossil is regarded as any trace or remains like a bone, footprint or shell that was preserved inside a rock via gradually being changed into a rock itself. These traces or remains should belong to any type of plant or animal that walked through the Earth a long, long time ago.

From the previously recovered fossils, studies showed that some dinosaurs that were more advanced had feathers or actual body coverings that were spine-like. Even so, several of these advanced dinosaurs cannot glide or slide, for that matter. The purpose of their feathers is not for flight but for keeping warm, just like juveniles.

Furthermore, scientists have found a way to classify the dinosaurs. They divided them in two chief groups. They based it on the bone structure of the dinosaur’s hips.

One category would be the Saurischian Dinosaurs. It is pronounced as “sor-ISK-ee-en. A good example would be the Deinonychus, Maniraptors, the well-known Tyrannosaurs Rex and some birds. These dinosaurs are “reptile-hipped” and their pelvis really points forward, which is very similar to other primitive animals as well. Other features of the Saurischian Dinosaurs would be:

? Astute and large teeth
? Long neck
? 1st finger that points away from the other fingers
? Long 2nd fingers

These Saurischian Dinosaurs are further subdivided into two major groups. This would be the:

1. Sauropods – These are 4-legged herbivores. Excellent examples would be the Brachiosaurusm Diplodocus and the Apatosaurus among others. These were the largest amongst land animals but they had very small brains. They also had large guts which they use in order to digest grasses and foliage.

2. Theropods – These are 2-legged carnivores. Income birds are also linked as Theropods. Excellent examples would be the Allosaurus, Albertosaurus and the Velociraptor. They are considered as very agile. They possess large eyes making them very keen on spotting prey. They have “grasping claws” and astute teeth meant for slicing their prey. The Theropods are also indicated as the extinct birds’ ancestors. This would include the Archaeopteryx or the “first bird” ever documented. Other income birds that had evolved from different branches of the family tree of dinosaurs are also included in this sect. When it comes to their behavior, science has come a long way in knowing about the wonders of the dinosaur era. Scientists have noted that Theropod Dinosaurs have a similar behavior to actual income birds. This would include tucking their heads beneath their forelimbs when they sleep and nesting in order to have their eggs protected.

The other category is the Ornithischian Dinosaurs. It is pronounced as or-neh-THISK-ee-en. This group has horns and embellishments. Examples would include the Iguanodontids, Ceratopsians, Duck-billed Hadrosaurs and Non-breakable Stegosaurs among others. Among these the Duck-billed Hadrosaurs are the mild mannered and plant eaters of the group. The dinosaurs in this group has a pelvis that is pointing backward or “bird hips”. This is amidst the fact that birds are not their ancestors. Thus, their bird hips is a bit stable and provides a more lumbering appearance. They also possess a bump in front of the decrease part of their jaw. This is really ‘beak-like”. Plus, their teeth are blunter and smaller as compared to the Saurischian Dinosaurs.

Some of the common and well loved dinosaurs are as follows:

1. Ceratosaurus

Fossils found in: Fremont County, Colorado, USA from 1883 up to 1884
Estimated Height: 2 meters or 6 feet and 6 inches
Estimated Length: 6 meters or 20 feet
Estimated Weight: 1 tonne

The Ceratosaurs or the so-called “horned reptile” was a carnivorous dinosaur that had a bony hump right on its snout. Many scientists believe that this hump was not used as a form of protection but as their means of fighting with other males for mates. The weaponry it uses for protection would be its bone-crashing jaws and giant fangs. It is also believed that they were very good swimmers.

2. Deinonychus

Fossils found in: North America
Estimated Weight: 250 pounds or 80 kilograms
Estimated Length: 3 up to 3.3 meters or 10 up to 11 feet
The Deinonychus or the so-called “terrible claw” had claws and a toe that is sickle-shaped on each of its foot. It is a known carnivore that hunts in packs. It also uses its tail in order to keep its balance while doing a leaping attack. In order to slash its victim, it will use its swiveling claws situated in its 2nd toe.

3. Dilophosaurus

Fossils found in: Arizona, USA in the year 1942
Estimated Weight: 1,500 pounds or 681.8 kilograms
Estimated length: 6 meters or 20 feet

The Dilophosaurus or the so-called “two-ridged reptile” had two bony thin crests which looks a lot like 2 half dinner plates that runs from the top part of its nose towards the back part of its huge head. Since it has slender and weak jaws, it does not have the ability to prey on other reptiles. It is more likely to be a scavenger. Thus, its feet had 3 clawed toes and a bi toe that is turned backward.

4. Diplodocus

Fossils found in: Canyon City, Colorado, USA in the year 1877
Estimated Weight: 10 up to 11 tonnes
Estimated Length: 27 meters or 88 feet and 6 inches

The Diplodocus or the so-called “double beam” has small bones bottom its backbone. These beams would have a cut running forward and a cut running backward, thus the reason why it is regarded as having double beams. The Diplodocus has 15-neck vertebrae. Its feet were similar to that of an elephant’s, having 5 small toes. Thus, it is the longest known dinosaur that ever walked the Earth. In fact, its size was its main form of defense. Its long tail is also a defense mechanism to whip its attackers. Many scientists believed that the Diplodocus eats foliage that weigh more than 1 metric tonnes.

5. Plesiosaurus

Fossils found in: England by a certain Mary Anning in the year 1821
Estimated Length: 2.5 up to 14 meters or 8.20 up to 45.93 feet

The Plesiosaurus is really not an indicated dinosaur. It is more of a huge swimming reptile. Its name signifies “nearer to the reptiles”. This is due to the fact that it is in-between a type of fish and a reptile. In fact, it is similar to a “modern-day” sea lion. Scientists believe that it was a “bottom-feeder” which absolutely swims underwater through the use of its large limbs that were formed like paddles. It also uses its long neck to dart towards the clams, snails and fishes. Thus, since it still wants air to be able to breathe, it will commonly come up to the surface of the water once in a while.

6. Pteranodon

Fossils found in: Smoky Hill River, Kansas, USA from the year 1870 up to the year 1871.
Estimated Wing Span: 7 meters or 23 feet
Estimated Weight: 36.6 pounds or 16.6 kilograms

The Pteranodon or the “toothless flyer” was considered as a flying reptile. It is believed that it has the ability of “sustained soaring and flying” because it can range as far as the open sea in order to catch some fish. Since it has a toothless bill, it also has a pouch where it can have the fishes it catches stored. Its head had a bony crest that acts as a counterbalance for its very large beak. It is also believed that it thrives a lot like the Albatross these days.

7. Triceratops

Fossils found in: Niobrara County Wyoming, USA from the year 1889 up to the year 1892
Estimated Weight: 5 up to 6 tonnes
Estimated Length: 9 meters or 29 feet and 6 inches

The Triceratops or the so-called “3-horned face” is also considered as the most well loved horned dinosaur. It has a weight equivalent to 2 elephants. The bony and broad embellishments situated at the back part of its head are indicated to help it cool down and warm up. It’s commanding built and “long facial horns” make it a dreadful opponent to even the largest carnosaur. Males would lock their horns when they fight.

8. Tyrannosaurus Rex

Fossils found in: Dawson County, Northern Montana, USA in the year 1902
Estimated Height: 5.6 meters or 18 feet and 6 inches
Estimated Length: 14 meters or 64 feet
Estimated Weight: 7 tonnes

The Tyrannosaurus Rex is the most controversial and well loved dinosaur that ever lived. Its name signifies “tyrant reptile”. It is considered as the most commanding flesh-eating dinosaur that roamed the Earth. It has massive jaws and its teeth are about 18 centimeters in length. It really rushes to its prey with it jaws opened wide. It will use its huge clawed feet to pin its prey down while it tears off chunks of its flesh using its mouth. This is the most dreaded dinosaur according to belief.

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