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Mystery Bird – Photos November 11, 2010

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Below are some photos I received in an email recently from my friend Stan Rocklin, who requested that I post them.  The photos are of a mystery bird he asked me to help him identify, which I gladly agreed to. If you know what kind of bird this is, please post in the comments and send an email Stan’s way.  Scroll down for the pictures…

Thank you!

(click on a photo for a larger view)

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Photo – Zoo Bird January 18, 2008

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 A bird at the Australia zoo

Unique Parrot
What kind of bird is this?  I don’t know.  If you do, please leave a comment.  Thanks! ^_^

Photo credit: Belinda Pye

Anyone Know What this Bird is? June 13, 2007

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Hello everyone I got an email from someone who would like to find out what kind of bird this is.   It was seen in Fonthill, ON, Canada, which also is near Niagara Falls.

If anyone knows what kind of bird this is, please let me know in the comments!

Thanks!

Strange bird

Numa Numa Parrot! January 1, 2007

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Amazing!  I can’t imagine living in that house!  lol  :)

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Parrot does Numa Numa!

Credit: unyo303

White/Albino Peacock – Must See! December 3, 2006

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A beautiful bird!  Some say it is an albino peacock.

White Peacock

Photo Credit: Unknown

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Mistake? I Don’t Think So. A Chicken with 4 Legs. September 30, 2006

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This poor chicken ended up having 4 legs; the back 2 don’t work, but I disagree on the mutation happening as a freak of nature. You must consider this chicken was a victim of a egg or meat farm, as the article says, “among 36,000 other birds”. Also with all the junk they feed them and probably GMO or something, this should be expected.

Anyways, I feel for the poor thing. Well, I guess it IS better off, farms normally just kill the ‘problem’ birds. I’m glad they decided to keep her. :)

[Read the story by AP]

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