29 de novembro de 2006

Belgica



http://users.skynet.be/fa484420/index.html

http://users.skynet.be/fa398872/

http://www.westvlaamseparkietenclub.be/

http://users.pandora.be/hugob/index.htm -congratulations

http://users.pandora.be/vdps/index.htm

http://www.anneliessmet.be/glosters/indexx.php?l=en

Bandeiras com Aves / Flags with Birds






























Photo

Curiosidade vinda do Brasil.



















Este álbum traz o registro do canto das principais aves brasileiras gravadas por Johan Dalgas Frish.
Curiosidade: John Kennedy recebeu das mãos do presidente João Goulart um exemplar deste belíssimo disco.

MELBOURNE CANARY


The Melbourne Canary Improvement Society (MCIS) web site has been a source of invaluable "Canary Information" to many, many thousands of visitors over recent years, and now this newly created site contains even more information than the original . We have retained the ever popular pages, "Care of Your Pet Canary" and "School Project", while deleting and refining other's. New pages added are, "The Serious Breeder", and, "Common Ailments". See below a list of pages and a brief description of their contents.

28 de novembro de 2006

tentilhão II (Os Tentilhões das Galápagos )

Tentilhões da terra
Geospiza scandens-
Geospiza conirostris
Geospiza fuliginosa
Geospiza fortis
Geospiza magnirostris
Geospiza difficilis
Tentilhões das árvores
Camarynchus parvulus
Camarynchus pauper
Camarynchus psittacula
Cactospiza pallidus
Cactospiza heliobates
Tentilhão vegetariano
Platyspiza cassirostris
Tentilhão cantor
Certhidea olivacea
Tentilhão das Ilhas Coco
Pinaroloxias inornata

Tentilhão















Fringilla coelebs moreletti (Tentilhão dos Açores)













Tentilhão - Fringilla coelebs

Comprimento: 14,5 - 16 cmHabitat: jardins, bosques, charnecas, sebes e campos
Voo: ondulante
Ninho: em forma de taça, cuidada, na vegetação baixa
Ovos: 4-5; azul-claros, com manchas vermelhas
Incubação: 11- 13 dias
Postura: 1-2;
Abril-Maio
Alimentação: sementes, frutos

A plumagem do macho é muito atraente e consiste num capuz e pescoço cinzento-azulados, dorso castanho, retaguarda deste esverdeada e as partes inferiores principalmente vermelho tijolo. As asas são escuras com manchas brancas. O seu ninho encontra-se muitas vezes numa árvore alta, em forma de taça e fortemente preso a uma forqueta. É feito com musgo, líquenes, erva, raízes e penas unidos por maio de teias de aranha, com decoração de casca de árvore e mais líquenes. O revestimento é de penas, raízes , pêlo, lã e penugem de plantas.












Tentilhão-montês - Fringilla montifringilla

Comprimento: 14 - 15 cm
Habitat: bosques, charnecas, sebes e campos
Voo: ondulante
Ninho: em forma de taça em pinheiro, junto ao tronco
Ovos: 5-7; azul-claros, com manchas vermelhas
Incubação: 11- 12 dias
Postura: 1; Maio-Junho
Alimentação: sementes, bagas


É um parente próximo do tentelhão-comum que só se reproduz no Norte da Europa. No Verão o macho adquire uma coloração admirável com a cabeça e manto pretos, e manchas de laranja-escuro na garganta, peito e espáduas. Grande parte da cor laranja não é apresentada no decorrer do Inverno. O bico é preto no Verão e amarelo no Inverno. É frequente em áreas de salgueiros à beira de rios e ribeiros em áreas de salgueiros e faias onde se alimenta dos seus frutos. Consome também insectos, lagartas, traças, na época de reprodução. O ninho é semelhante ao do tentilhão-comum.
http://avesdeportugal.com.sapo.pt

Fringila coelebs maderensis

2.000 canarios participan en el concurso Ciudad de Don Benito












02/11/2006
Un miembro de la organización prepara la exposición.
La Asociación Ornitológica Cultural y Deportiva de Don Benito ha logrado reunir cerca de dos mil pájaros en su XXX Concurso-exposición Ornitológico. Esta cifra, superior a la prevista, se explica, según su presidente, Manuel Sánchez-Reseco, por la expectación levantada después de que en el 2005 se suspendió por los problemas derivados de la gripe aviaria. Además, este año, por primera vez, se realiza en la casa animada, antiguas instalaciones de Cetarsa.
Los casi 2.000 ejemplares concursan en 52 categorías distribuidas entre postura, color y canto, bien de forma individual o por equipo. La valoración se hizo los días 30 y 31 de octubre y la entrega de premios se hará el domingo 5 de noviembre.
La exposición se abrió ayer a los criadores y hoy se inaugura para el público general. Estará abierta hasta el día 5 de noviembre y podrá visitarse de cinco a nueve de la tarde. En ella podrán verse unos 1.500 ejemplares puesto que los canarios de canto no se exponen para que no "copien malas notas" del resto.
Sánchez-Reseco adelantó a este diario que de cara a la próxima edición harán un esfuerzo económico para ampliar los trofeos y atraer a más criadores.


26 de novembro de 2006

A song like a canary













From Gaspar Sanz' "MUSICAL INSTRUCTION ON THE SPANISH GUITAR" published in 1674 :
The Italians, French, and people of other nations classify the guitar as Spanish. The reason is that in ancient times it used to have no more than four strings, and then in Madrid, Maestro Espinel, a Spaniard, added a fifth to it, and thereby its perfection was attained. The French, Italians, and people of other nations, in imitation of us, also added the fifth course to their guitar, and therefore they call it the "Spanish guitar".
Others have discussed the perfection of this instrument, some saying that the guitar is a perfect instrument, and others that it is not. I take the middle way, and declare that it is neither perfect, nor imperfect, but what you make it, since the fault or imperfection is in him who plays it and not in the instrument itself; for on one single string without frets I have seen many feats performed for which others would require the registers of an organ. Therefore, each player must make the guitar either good or bad, since it is like a lady, but to whom the saying "look at me but do not touch me" does not apply, and its rose is quite different from a real rose, since it will not wither however much it is touched with the hands, and moreover, if it is plucked by the hands of a skilled master, it will produce in them an ever-new bouquet which delight the ear with their sonorous fragrances.

Suiça, switzerland.




















http://www.kanarienvogel.ch/

The FLOWER of GLOSTER









Stop wars




























Royal Air Force Meteor NF 11

The British Gloster Meteor was the first operational Allied jet fighter aircraft of the Second World War. It first flew in 1943, almost nine months after the German Messerschmitt Me 262 and commenced operations in mid-1944 in the Royal Air Force (RAF), some weeks after the Me 262 entered service as the world's first operational jet. In early 1946, following the end of the war, a Meteor was used to set a world air speed record of 616 mph (991 km/h) TAS. Meteors remained in service with several air forces for many years and saw action with the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) in the Korean War.

The Glosters
































O Homem e as aves / Man and birds

The Gloucestershire Regiment was an infantry regiment of the British Army. Nicknamed the "Glorious Glosters", the regiment carried more battle honours on their colours than any other British Army line regiment.



The Glosters
One of the most famous of the English county regiments, 'The Glosters' carried more battle honours on their colours than any other Line regiment of the British Army. They were also unique in the Army for being the only regiment to wear a badge on the back of the cap as well as on the front, in recognition of an incident at the Battle of Alexandria in 1801. Raised in 1694 by Colonel John Gibson, the regiment saw service in Quebec with General Wolfe in 1759, in the Peninsular Wars and at Waterloo in 1815, in India and in the Crimea. Men of the regiment went on to serve in the Boer War, in both World Wars and in Korea. In 1994 The Royal Gloucestershire Berkshire and Wiltshire Regiment (RGBW) was formed, absorbing The Gloucestershire Regiment and effectively spelling the end of the individual identity of the Glosters. This third and final edition brings the three-hundred year story of this world-famous regiment to a close.

Pais e Mães, Tios , Sobrinhos, Primos deste Portugal....














If you come to Portugal do not hesitate to visite this wonderful park, and enjoy the day.
Para sair da rotina ,deixe a televisão e a internet de lado. Visite e faça um click no mapa e de certeza que merece a pena ir visitar este maravilhoso parque. Mesmo que faça chuva e frio.
O tempo é só um estado de espirito...
Deixe os seus miudos contentes por fazerem algo de diferente, do que aturar os adultos habituais (Professores e Educadores de infância).
Deixe o carro de lado, pode ir de autocarro, se morar em São Teotónio e arredores não custa nada.

letra de uma musica

O País Dos Canários Amarelos
Oswaldo Montenegro
Composição: Oswaldo Montenegro


Era um canário de amarelo ouro
Era à capela o coro
O coro enorme que os bichos faziam
Era questão de ser demais
Questão de ser a maravilha e o cais
E o que vale
Em cada bicho
É a asa

http://www.oswaldomontenegro.com.br/home.htm
infelizmente não consegui ouvir a musica...

24 de novembro de 2006

canaries from Iran/canários do irão
















Persian Rasmi-fanciers were a branch of canary-fanciers that were fond of breeding persian singer , but they have changed their interest and began to breed Rasmi about 50 years ago . Since that time many affairs have been fulfilled to make a better Rasmi . Rasmi is not bred for its song , it is bred for type . They have different colours but breeders prefer producing white and yellow . They would be showed on 50,30,40 size cages .
http://www.persian-canaris.com/VISITORS/VISITORS.HTM


After doing extensive research and study about canary breeding and keeping my relations with ornithologists , I decided to put all my theoretical experience and knowledge into practice . Therefore , I began to breed different breeds of canary like Yorkshire, Giboso , Gloster, Gibber , Frill , Rasmi ( Hybrid canary which is bred in Iran ) for 20 years . This short essay about Persian Singer has been written by me with in 2 years , also it is the only essay about Persian Singer which has been written up to now .
Persian Singer and its song ( moghoom ) have become popular in Iran and famous in world . As traditional music is admired and regarded in Iran culture and it is classified into different styles and names ; Moghoom is admired and noticed among canary-fanciers and breeders in Iran . This is the most popular canary song in Iran which is called Moghoom formally and Moghoom colloquially . Moghoom means high rank . Not only Moghoom is popular in Iran , but also it is famous in world and many canary-breeders and fanciers want to distinguish the mystery of dominance and popularity of Moghoom which is song by Persian Singer .
Persian Singer does not belong to a distinct breed but it has got special characteristics that breeders should distinguish them for producing a Persian Singer . It means every breed of canaries with special characteristics can be trained to become a Persian Singer but under special training .
This special training can be effective only on chickens which have got characteristics as follow :Breeders should choose some 24 day old chickens which are separated from their parents which are 3 years old or older . Each of 24 day-old chickens should have short wide body , dense feathery body with faint colour , big head , penetrating and large eyes , broad chest and a small bow-tie shape feather under its throat . Persian Singer should have big head and broad chest to sing Moghoom elegantly and fascinating . You know that people like either shrill or bass song , characteristics which are stated above for Persian Singer can give bass and loud sound to canaries .
After choosing chickens with these characteristics , we put chickens under special training . Special training process has got 2 periods . In first period , choosen chickens should be placed in separate cages on the ground in a silent room , then a full-grown Persian Singer should be placed in a upper position in that room which sing Moghoom completely , then chickens listen to Persian Singer for 3 months . After 3 months , successful chickens which sing Moghoom or near-Moghoom will be separated from unsuccessful ones .


persian singer , persian singer , persian singers , persian singers , moghoom , moghoom

In second period or complementary period , successful chickens and that full-grown persian singer should be placed side by side with covered cages on the ground , it is necessary to put cover on their cages in order to interupt not song of each other . Then canaries will be placed in previous upper position of that full-grown persian singer one by one in order to practice (correct and copy ) Moghoom . Gradually they will become full-grown persian singer . It should be mentioned that some canaries will get more successful than the others in second period .

In many years ago , canary-fanciers took their young persian singer in covered cages for competition to tea-rooms and some different positions were designed on the walls and on the ground for competitions in tea-rooms . In these competitions persian singer competed and professional trainers analysed their songs ; so the best trainer and the best persian singer were chosen and gifted . Modern life has ruined all these tea-rooms and competitions which were held . Nowadays , the number of persian singer breeders have been decreased as a result of changes of life , import of new breeds of canary into Iran and gruelling process of train.
http://www.persian-canaris.com/VISITORS/persian%20singer.htm

23 de novembro de 2006

A ave e a poetisa














O Auto da Feiticeira Cotovia de Natália Correia .



Nasceu na ilha em Ponta Delgada, ilha de São Miguel em 1923 e faleceu em Lisboa em 1993. Personalidade intelectual versátil, dedicou-se a vários géneros, além de marcar a sua presença na política e na imprensa. Sua produção abrange a poesia, o romance, o teatro, o ensaio, memórias, relatos de viagem, organização de antologias e colaboração em vários jornais e revistas. Embora tenha começado pela literatura infantil (A Grande Aventura de um Pequeno Herói, 1945) e pelo romance (Anoiteceu no Bairro, 1946) foi na poesia que encontrou a expressão mais depurada de seu temperamento a um só tempo lírico e irónico, características acentuadas a partir de Dimensão Encontrada (1957) e em suas obras dramáticas. Dentro dessa linha, que a tendência surrealista da poesia portuguesa pós-1950 vem sublinhar, compôs grande parte de sua obra poética, revelando um discurso lírico insólito e singular a oscilar entre a linguagem alegórica e a voz interventora. Estão neste caso, por exemplo, Passaporte (1958), o longo poema Cântico do País Emerso (1961) e mais tarde Mátria e Maçãs de Orestes (1970). Em seu livro Poemas a Rebate, publicado em 1975, chama, na introdução, ao conjunto de seus “poemas indóceis” de “pentagrama de indignação”. Indignação constante é o que não falta á obra de Natália Correia seja motivada pela censura que a amordaçou por longo tempo, seja por uma insurreição natural a todos os engodos ideológicos da organização social. A capacidade de abranger, contudo, várias expressões líricas, bem como sentimentos e visões aparentemente opostos, entre a subjectividade romântica e a objectividade realista, levaram-na à composição, nos dois últimos anos, de Sonetos Românticos (1991, Grande prémio da Poesia APE/CTT), na poesia, e ao romance As Núpcias (1992). No primeiro, parece voltar à primeira fase de sua expressão em virtude da abstraccão do objecto lírico, não obstante, agora, mais intelectualizada, beirando certo misticismo da criação poética, da escrita, da expressão verbal. Por isso, define o soneto como “misterioso nó que em sacra escrita / cimos e abismos une”. Abismos, que enfim, de onde sempre procurou garimpar a sua “aurífera” poesia.

FALAVAM-ME DE AMOR
Quando um ramo de doze badaladas
se espalhava nos móveis e tu vinhas
solstício de mel pelas escadas
de um sentimento com nozes e com pinhas,
menino eras de lenha e crepitavas
porque do fogo o nome antigo tinhas
e em sua eternidade colocava
so que a infância pedia às andorinhas.
Depois nas folhas secas te envolvias
de trezentos e muitos lerdos dias
e eras um sol na sombra flagelado.
O fel que por nós bebes te liberta
e no manso natal que te conserta
só tu ficaste a ti acostumado.

Natália Correia- "O Dilúvio e a Pomba"

gouldian finch habitats













The gouldian finch is classified as a member of the order Passeriformes (Passerines) and is a member of the family Estrildidae. The gouldian finch is classified as an endangered species due to the fact that it only exists in a single population, and that a continuing decline is projected in the number of mature adults.


O diamante Gould está em vias de extinção existem menos de 2005 em estado selvagem. Pode dar uma vista de olhos nos links, pense que pode ajudar, mesmo que esteja a milhares de km do habitat desta fantâstico ave. Basta um click e um email para um destes sites . Mesmo sendo um hobbie, mesmo sendo comércio, mesmo sendo por prazer, Cada Ser vivo tem direito a viver. Mande uma mensagem a um amigo seu que goste de diamantes gould e verá que ele explicará o que é ter Diamantes Gould... O mundo é de todos. Ajude os Diamantes Gould!



»http://www.savethegouldian.org/default.htm - Important
»http://www.savethegouldian.org/plea.htm
»http://www.australianwildlife.org/news_detail.asp?ID=52
»http://www.australianwildlife.org/files/MorningtonWildlifeProfilesandSurveyForm.pdf
»http://www.mareebawetlands.com/gouldian.html -Gouldian Finch (Erythrura gouldiae) Reintroduction Programme
»http://www.wwf.org.au/articles/feature17/ -Gouldian finch conservation takes flight
»http://users.skynet.be/fa398872/engouldc.htm
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http://www.deh.gov.au/biodiversity/threatened/publications/nt2002.html
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http://www.epa.qld.gov.au/nature_conservation/wildlife/native_animals/gouldian_finch/
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http://birdsinbackyards.net/finder/display.cfm?id=31
»http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2004/s1229316.htm -News
»http://www.nt.gov.au/nreta/wildlife/animals/management/gouldianfinch.html - interesting link

»http://www.iucnredlist.org/
»http://www.birdlife.org/news/news/2004/07/gouldian.html
»http://www.cbmall-gateway.com/birds/gouldian_finch.html
»http://www.bird-breeds.com/Gouldian_Finch.htm
»http://www.birddealer.com/australianfinches/gouldianfinches.html
»http://www.oceaniafinches.com/Links.htm

22 de novembro de 2006

Monarchy and birds / in the past


Tower of London

The great central keep was built by William the Conqueror and finished by his sons and successors, William Rufus and Henry I. It is 90 feet high and is of massive construction, the walls varying from 15 feet thickness at the base to almost 11 feet in the upper parts. Above the battlements rise four turrets; three of them are square, but that on the northeast is circular. This turret once contained the first royal observatory.
The original single entrance was on the south side and it was reached by an external staircase. There were no doors at ground level. The walls on the upper floors were penetrated by narrow slits positioned in wide splays. On the southern side, four pairs of original double slits remain. In late 17th and early 18th centuries all others were replaced by Sir Christopher Wren with the windows seen today.
In the White Tower the medieval kings of England lived with their families and their court. Here was the seat of government and here the laws of the land were made. The royal family lived in the top storey; the council chamber was on the floor below. In this chamber in 1399 Richard II was forced to sign away his throne, and in 1483 Richard III summarily sentenced Lord Hastings to death.
Top: The White Tower with its distinctive one round tower prominent. Bottom: Another view of the White Tower. The U-shaped extension of the tower is the part that contains the Chapel of St. John the Evangelist. At bottom right, are large Roman ruins.

HER MAJESTY'S PALACE AND FORTRESSTHE TOWER OF LONDON
THE TOWER RAVENS




In honour and celebration of Hardey the raven's 21 years of loyal service at Her Majesty's Palace and Fortress, The Tower of London.
http://www.shamans-sf.org/raven/tower_ravens.html

Hardey and the Raven Master, Derrick Coyle at the Tower of London
It is not known when the ravens first came to the Tower of London, but their presence there is surrounded by myth and legend. Unusually for birds of ill omen, the future of both Country and Kingdom relies upon their continued residence, for according to legend, at least six ravens must remain lest both Tower and Monarchy fall.

The first Royal Observatory was housed in the north eastern turret of the White Tower. Legend has it that John Flamsteed (1646 - 1719), the 'astronomical observator' complained to King Charles II that the birds were interfering with his observations. The King therefore ordered their destruction only to be told that if the ravens left the Tower, the White Tower would fall and a great disaster befall the Kingdom. Sensibly the King changed his mind and decreed that at least six ravens should be kept at the Tower at all times to prevent disaster.
The Raven Master Derrick Coyle is a Yeoman Warder or 'Beefeater' dedicated to caring for the Tower's unique Unkindness of Ravens.

Meet The Ravens
There are seven ravens at the Tower today ( the required six plus one spare!) Their names are Hardey, Thor, Odin, Gwyllum, Cedric, Hugine and Munin. Their lodgings are to be found next to the Wakefield Tower.
The ravens consume 6oz. of raw meat and bird formula biscuits soaked in blood each day. They are very partial to an egg each once a week plus the occasional rabbit which is given to them whole as the fur is good for them! They also enjoy scraps from the mess kitchen at the Tower - they particularly like fried bread!
To prevent the birds flying away one of their wings is clipped by the Raven Master. This does not hurt the raven nor does it harm them in any way. By unbalancing their flight it ensures that they don't stray too far from the Tower.
Escape from the Tower!
However despite the wing clipping, there have been occasional escapes. Grog was last seen outside an East End pub called the 'Rose and Punchbowl' in 1981. Like Hardey he had been at the Tower for 21 years but unlike Hardey, Grog obviously felt he needed a change of scene!
Bad Behaviour
Occasionally ravens have to be dismissed for bad behaviour. This happened to George who received his marching orders in 1986 after he developed an unhealthy taste for TV aerials:
"On Saturday 13th September 1986, Raven George, enlisted 1975, was posted to the Welsh Mountain Zoo. Conduct unsatisfactory, service therefore no longer required."
Ravens can live to a very ripe age. The oldest raven to live at the Tower was called Jim Crow who died at the age of 44. The oldest raven currently at the Tower is Hardey who is 24 years old.
Ravens in Wartime
The fortunes of the Tower Ravens reached their lowest point just after World War II when only Raven Grip was left at the Tower. It is believed that the birds were upset by the continuous bombing of London. There is also the suggestion, although it has never been proved, that one raven, Mabel, was kidnapped!
Since 1987 the Tower has undertaken a successful breeding programme for the ravens. Charlie and Rhys paired up and produced a total of 17 chicks.
Two of the newest recruits came from the Owl Sanctuary in the New Forest having been rescued as fledglings. Called Odin and Thor, they have been at the Tower since 1997. Thor is a very good mimic.... on a quiet day he will repeat things the Raven Master has said to him with exactly the right tone to create all sorts of confusion!

memories:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/monarchy/story/0,2763,1351402,00.html

Evolución histórica de la bandera de españa




colombofilia











»http://www.fpcolumbofilia.pt/
»http://www.columbofilia.net/
»http://www.realfede.com/
»http://www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/Yard/7001/
»http://www.rpra.org/
»http://www.pigeonbasics.com/
»http://www.rpra.org/strays.htmlhttp://www.pigeonbasics.com/
»http://colombophilie.jeun.fr/

21 de novembro de 2006

14 de novembro de 2006

uma noticia actual.

Alterações climáticas: Um terço das aves podem desaparecerMais de um terço das espécies de aves europeias poderão desaparecer se a temperatura do planeta aumentar mais de 1,2 graus, alertou o Fundo Mundial para a Vida Selvagem (WWF) num relatório hoje divulgado.
«Poderão desaparecer até 38% de espécies de aves na Europa e 72% no norte da Austrália se o aquecimento global ultrapassar os dois graus» relativamente à era pré-industrial, revela o estudo.
Desde o final do século XIX, a temperatura global da terra aumentou pelo menos 0,8 graus, principalmente devido às emissões de gases com efeito de estufa (GEE) ligados à queima de combustíveis fósseis, como o carvão, o gás e o petróleo.
«As aves já sofrem os efeitos das alterações climáticas em todas as regiões do mundo. Os cientistas verificaram uma diminuição que vai até 90% nalgumas espécies e uma incapacidade total e sem precedente a nível da reprodução noutras», acrescenta a WWF.
Nas Galápagos, a população de pinguins diminuiu para metade desde o início dos anos 70, devido à incapacidade dos animais se reproduzirem por falta de alimentação suficiente.
Em 2004, dezenas de milhar de aves marinhas, que se abrigam na costa norte da Grã-Bretanha, não conseguiram reproduzir-se devido «à falta de alimentos e às alteração em grande escala do ecossistema do mar do Norte», cuja temperatura aumentou, sublinha o relatório.
Diário Digital / Lusa
14-11-2006 13:08:00

http://www.wwf.org/
http://assets.panda.org/downloads/living_planet_report.pdf

Birds/bengalins e mandarins e afins.















http://www.efinch.com/index.htm
http://zebrafinch.info/default.asp
http://www.zebrafinch.com/SocietyFinch/Society.html
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/bengalese/
http://www.ladygouldian.com/
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~qfs/qfs.html
http://www.finchworld.com/Eurogold.html
http://www.birdsnways.com/
http://www.upatsix.com/
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/7134/zebras.html
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~qfs/qfs.html
http://www.southcom.com.au/~birdkeepers/
http://cpexoticos.com.sapo.pt/seccoes.htm
http://www.birdbreeder.com/bt/home.aspx
http://www.ornitoloxia.com/ -congratulations, parabens!
http://www.ornitoloxia.com/penedo/images/tablaisabelas.pdf
http://www.ornitoloxia.com/penedo/perladas.htm

Jan Kubelik plays "Zephyr" by Hubay