In the fall, it is tough to get the birds off the sunflower heads and onto the ground where the laced rice is, and the bait breaks down easily in wet conditions, he said.
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If you are certain that a baby bird is injured, or the both parents are dead, get the bird to a licensed bird rehabilitator as soon as possible, advises Marilyn Curtis of the Phoenix Society.
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Where's the bird ? . . . Go in there Bianca, you haven't been there yet . . . . Get the bird . . . . Oh, Bianca, come on, there _ over there ."
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Lewis, by contrast, was unconcerned with the number of communists working for the CIO; as he told Dubinsky, when asked about the communists on the staff of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee, " Who gets the bird?
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Global researchers are chilled by the prospect that a human sick with the regular flu could get the bird flu, becoming a human petri dish that allows a new virus to evolve for which there are few treatments.
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Storms get the birds flying south, of course, and what is likely to happen in the next month is that a year's worth of birds on the Pacific Flyway will migrate through the state virtually all at once.
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"It's easier to win the lottery than to get the bird flu, " said a man who identified himself only as Mr . Lau, an employee of Nam Cheong Geese and Ducks in Hong Kong's Western Wholesale Poultry Market.
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Lewis was not particularly concerned with the political beliefs of his organizers, so long as he controlled the organization; as he once famously remarked, when asked about the " reds " on the SWOC staff, " Who gets the bird?
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"It's easier to win the lottery than to get the bird flu, " said a man _ who identified himself only as Mr . Lau and works for Nam Cheong Geese and Ducks in Hong Kong's Western Wholesale Poultry Market.
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Music hall is the toughest thing in the world . . . . I often used to get the bird, and I've had pennies thrown at me many a time . " Nevertheless, she mastered the genre, according to her biographer Derek Pepys-Whiteley:
