Posted in news on May 13th, 2014
-Bird watching- Always desired to see beautiful and seasonal birds and enjoy the beauty of nature, but never have? Don’t worry about it come to Turkey and we can fulfil all your bird watching needs! The nation involves two primary tracks for parrots moving en huge. Twice a year, the place and sea environments of […]
Posted in news on May 7th, 2014
Have plan for short-term visits to US however have previous convictions. In 12th January 12, 2009 as permission through the US DHS (Department of Homeland Security), online ESTA travel authorization system is being used through VWP (Visa Waiver Program) travelers from 36 participating countries to deficient traveling to US for business or tourism for 90 […]
Posted in news on Mar 26th, 2014
The great outdoors offer a huge variety of intriguing exercises to revel in at any age. Anyway winter is not the best season to make the most out of outside exercises, particularly assuming that you are partial to bird watching. Then again, there are some impeccable spots to enjoy your most loved diversion throughout winter. […]
Posted in news on May 23rd, 2013
Alderney Wildlife Trust have raised concerns for birds who may get caught in a large oil slick and there is a race against time to save the birds. Some Guillemots have been found coated in the clear substance that is preventing them from flying. Now Alderney Wildlife Trust is worried that the substance could be PIB […]
Posted in news on Jul 9th, 2012
The hawk that scares pigeon from the Wimbledon has been stolen, the bird was named Rufus and the owners are really distressed over the theft. Police has said that the owner had left the bird in the private car park with the rear window open. You might be thinking how important is this bird? Well […]
Posted in news on Apr 2nd, 2012
The latest Angry Birds export went live last Thursday and in its first few days and has already topped 10 million downloads.Angry Birds Space takes the familiar bird-throwing formula in a bid to kill pigs, and puts it into the setting of outer space – and includes new features such as gravitational fields and news […]
Posted in news on Mar 22nd, 2012
Christopher Searle had 21 dead birds stored in jars and 16 live wild birds at his home in Braunton, Devon. He also admitted a charge of not providing the wild birds with a suitable environment and a similar charge relating to two doves, seven hens, a cockerel, two cockatiels and two pigeons. Searle further admitted […]