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AMargin958
07:47 PMMar 26 2009
Cooperative feeding! Boy, there are a lot of human parents who should take note of the fact that there are bird species who set a marvelous example to follow. Sadly, all too many human "hatchlings" have only one parent where nature intended two. I guess "cooperative feeding" for humans is the act of passing off kids to grandparents (even if it's not really too cooperative in some cases).
Zz sally
11:26 AMMar 26 2009
Neat, i wonder how u can have 3 parents.....
Tmoschetti
11:22 AMMar 26 2009
When I saw the headline about a rare birth I thought they meant a liberal born with a functioning brain!
Shan68OK
11:21 AMMar 26 2009
InspiringAngela -- have you ever been to a zoo? They are not research labs. Why would they destroy a family of birds that they have been trying to get to breed? Will the baby be sold to another zoo? Possibly when it's an adult, to keep from inbreeding. Although the species is not rare in eccological terms, it is rare in USA zoos due to lack of importation due to avian flu scares. The comment in the story about who the parents are is a curriosity on the part of the zoo keepers. This is a community of birds, all adults feed the chicklet so there is no clear indication who the parents are. And in birds, there are visible physical differences between males and females, no "tests" other than using their eyes is needed to determine this.
Hunkchris1962
10:38 AMMar 26 2009
Parent33w .......DID YOU EVEN BOTHER TO READ THE STORY....THIS IS NOT A RARE BIRD.....IT IS AS COMMON IN ASIA AS THE ROBIN IS IN NORTH AMERICA
Jeanporter4
10:29 AMMar 26 2009
Why are people surprised? Birds or not - "life finds a way!:
BarnTalker
10:20 AMMar 26 2009
JosephDhms wrote: "Why do articles like this always refer to birds being born? Birds HATCH, from eggs which have been laid." >>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<< << I don't know. But why do people like you always have to pick nits?

Bluesmith
10:02 AMMar 26 2009
Just a question: Is there a new zoo in Syracuse or is this the old Burnett Park Zoo? Do they still have the elephant who paints?
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