Bird feathers held no interest, shells rarely caught her attention.
My two-year-old was asking another mom for ice from her cooler and then sucking on it, dropping it in the grass near a pile of bird feathers and putting it back in his mouth.
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All products ever shipped from the Peanut Corp. of America plant in Plainview were recalled after the Texas Department of State Health Services said it found dead rodents, rodent excrement and bird feathers in a crawl space above a production area on Wednesday.
Any feathers the bird had grown at a particular breeding ground would reflect the area's "signature" in their isotope ratios (the relationship between different types of the same atom), narrowing the search area for researchers.
It sported broad wings and feathers like a bird, but it also had three-fingered claws, sharp teeth and a long bony tail similar to a dinosaur.
But Dr Richard Griffiths and Bela Tiwari of Oxford University have devised a technique to sex the endangered bird from minute samples of DNA taken from moulted feathers.
Earlier, the commission slapped a ban on all imports of live birds and untreated feathers from both Turkey and Romania, where bird flu was also detected.
Among the subjects Mr. Hanson alighted upon were the Club-winged Manakin, a bird of the cloud forests of the Andes that strums its feathers like a violin.
The rest of the bird is processed for its meat, remaining organs, bones and feathers.
When we wear or use those feathers, we're calling on the energy of the entire bird.
Found only in these woods, the large bird is a beautiful sight, with its distinctive green and blue colouration, crested head feathers and, when in flight, the red flash of its wings.
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