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David Attenborough presents the amazing lyre bird, which mimics the calls of other birds - and chainsaws and camera shutters - in this video clip from The Life of Birds. This clever creature is one of the most impressive and funny in nature, with unbelievable sounds to match the beautiful pictures. This is live animal photography at its very best! For more free clips online from interesting, strange and cool animals, the best british documentaries and videos from other top UK shows, check out the Best of British TV on the BBC Worldwide YouTube channel! With all your favourite television shows across our channels: Comedy, Drama, Sci-Fi, Famous Face, Love Earth, Weird and Wonderful and Top Gear. http://www.youtube.com/bbcworldwide Watch more Attenborough from BBC Worldwide here: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=D66D4CFB9402A981
| Bird causes N.O. power loss (New Orleans Times-Picayune) A bird caused about 18,000 Entergy customers to lose power for more than an hour Saturday evening roughly along Carrollton Avenue from Mid-City to Riverbend. |
| Bird-watcher hears a call for environmental action (Orlando Sentinel) David Hartgrove took up bird-watching 30 years ago. A longtime utility employee, Hartgrove found the night shifts helped him to pursue his avocation. He is president of Halifax River Audubon Society in Daytona Beach and has organized the group's bird counts. He spoke with Sentinel writer Ludmilla Lelis recently about the state of the environment. |
| Ijams offers bird walk, nightlife symphony (Knoxville News Sentinel) Ijams offers bird walk, nightlife symphony |
| Crimewatch: Exploring Lady Bird Lake (FOX 7 News Austin) Firefighters and Austin police put on wet suits and scuba gear to search for a gun used in an aggravated assault lying at the bottom of Lady Bird Lake. |
| A rare bird all but vanishes from Everglades (Miami Herald) It's never a good sign when an animal disappears from the place that gave it its name. That's what is happening to the Everglades snail kite, an endangered hawk whose numbers are in sickening free fall from the compounded impacts of back-to-back droughts and a long-controversial water management scheme intended to protect another equally at-risk bird. |
