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Welcome to the Museums & Archive News section where you can find out all the latest news about Museums & Archive from The Heritage Council. Click on the news articles below for more information.
Have your say in the Future of Donegal's Heritage
Donegal's new County Heritage Plan is currently being prepared. Anyone with an interest in the heritage of County Donegal is invited to make a submission.
Proposals Sought for Enhancing Visitor Experiences at OPW Sites
Proposals are invited from companies to provide enhanced visitor experiences at OPW sites nationwide.
100 Stories about County Offaly
100 great stories about Offaly's Heritage. Did you know? . . one of Ireland's last public hangings took place at Tullamore Gaol . . Croghan Hill is a volcano . . .a U.S. president is descended from a Moneygall shoemaker. Read...
Call for Papers for the Irish Museums Association Annual Conference in February 2014
The IMA have issued a call for papers for the IMA Annual Conference in Waterford, on Friday 21 February 2014. The overall theme is 'Museums and Memory: Challenging Histories'.
Grants Available from the Castle Studies Trust
Grants will initially focus on new work on castles such as architectural and geophysical surveys or scientific tests such as radio-carbon dating as well as projects to enhance the general public's understanding of castles such as...
The Dublinia Heritage Project is a combined training and work experience course. It is eleven months in duration, with thirty training places available. The participants are trained to become tour guides and benefit from work...
Ireland's first crowd-sourced humanities project, The Letters of 1916: Creating History, aims to create a large scale digital collection of letters written for the six months before and after the Easter Rising.
Heritage Award for St John's Parish Heritage Group at Tidy Towns Awards 2013
St John's Parish Heritage group, Co. Roscommon won the Heritage Award for their work on the Rindoon Project as part of the Tidy Towns Awards.
National Heritage Week 2013 set to reach record total with 1700 events nationwide
National Heritage Week 2013 which takes place nationwide from 17th – 25th August 2013, looks set to reach a record total of 1700 events this year, the majority of which will be FREE to attend
Eleven of Ireland's museums were today recognised for high standards in the management of the museum, care of collections and visitor services under the Museum Standards Programme for Ireland.
UCD launch Distance Learning courses on World Heritage Conservation
The Graduate Diploma and Graduate Certificate in World Heritage Conservation are part-time, online, distance learning courses.
The Century Ireland project is an online historical newspaper that tells the story of the events of Irish life a century ago. It's published on a fortnightly basis, beginning in May 2013.
New Heritage Plan for County Monaghan
A new Heritage Plan for County Monaghan by Monaghan County Council was launched recently by Conor Newman, Heritage Council Chairman and Monaghan Mayor Cllr. Hugh McElvaney.
Online Event Registration- Now open for Heritage Week
In the year of The Gathering, people are encouraged to get involved in National Heritage Week 2013 by organising an event in their community and showcase their local natural and cultural heritage
MSPI - 3 Additional Museums Receive Full Accreditation
Congratulations to the Old Library in Trinity College Dublin; Pearse Museum OPW in St. Enda's Park Rathfarnham; and Castletown House OPW in Co. Kildare who were today awarded full accreditation by the Heritage Council under the...


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Young and Restless Recaps
Y&R Week of July 21, 2008
Amber welcomed Chloe to the Restless Style team by telling her all about the office drama. When Daniel came in, Amber introduced them, and was hurt when Daniel couldn't look her in the eye. Chloe told Amber not to worry because she'd help her get Daniel back.
Victoria, J.T. and Reed stopped by the club to invite Nikki to go to Indigo with them. David declined to tag along, because he had too much work to do. On the way to Indigo, J.T. got a call from Paul with updates on why David had his name changed. J.T. agreed to meet Paul later to discuss the details. When they got to the club, J.T. and Victoria agreed that Anna had an amazing voice, and should sing at the gala.
At the ranch, Victor apologized to Sabrina for having to deal with the Restless Style stress. Sabrina said she was fine, and she wanted to focus on the excitement of seeing the first ultrasound of the baby. While Sabrina got ready for the appointment, Victor placed a call to a friend and asked him to pull his advertising from the magazine. The friend agreed, and Victor promised to compensate him.
After the doctor's appointment, Sabrina and Victor marveled at the photo of their baby at the coffee shop. J.T. showed up with Reed, and Victor was happy to see Reed was growing strong. When Victoria and Nikki walked in, Victoria told Sabrina about getting Anna to sing at the gala. Sabrina agreed to let Anna sing, and excused herself to an art appointment. Victor asked Victoria to sit with him. He revealed that he'd cut her and Nick out of his will. When Victor returned home, he told Sabrina about the changes in his will. She felt responsible, and told Victor he couldn't do that to older children. Victor remained firm, saying from then on Nick and Victoria would be his children in name only.
Cane took Lily to see a home he was interested in to get her opinion on, and she immediately loved it. She was surprised when he asked her to move in with him. When Lily agreed to do so, Cane told her he'd already bought the house. Lily was thrilled, and she and Cane celebrated their new home. Later, Cane stopped by to ask Neil for his blessing in asking Lily to marry him. Neil approved the union, and told him he hoped Lily would say yes this time.
When Paul and J.T. met, Paul explained that David's real name was Angelo Serafini. J.T. didn't want to keep the information from Victoria, but Paul asked him to keep quiet for 24 hours. J.T. agreed, but while Paul took another call, Nikki saw his legal pad with a note about David's true identity. When she questioned Paul, he told her that David had his name changed. Nikki railed Paul for keeping up the investigation after she asked him not to. When she confronted David about his true identity, he stood speechless, unable to give her an answer.
Nikki demanded to know who Angelo Serafini was, and David admitted that was his real name. He said he'd lied to her about who he was. Nikki felt stupid for defending him when everyone else doubted him. David claimed he was trying to protect Nikki, and if he hadn't changed his name and gotten away from his past, he'd be in the mob or dead. Nikki vowed she was done trying to trust him. She said their marriage was over, but David convinced her to wait until the gala was over to file for divorce. Later, David called a friend and asked for liquid dreamer. "I don't care how much it costs — just get it to me by tonight," he said.
When Nick returned his house keys, he told Victor he was wrong for making him move Summer out of the only home she'd ever known. Nick called him heartless, but Victor maintained Nick he was wrong for publishing the gossipy article on Sabrina. When Nick returned home, he told Phyllis how cruel Victor was to him. Sabrina was shocked that Victor had asked Nick to move out. He reminded his wife how disrespectful Nick and Victoria had been to them. Sabrina thought there must be another way to handle it, but Victor said this was the only way. She asked Victor if he'd ever treat their child like he was treating Nick. Victor said he wouldn't, and Sabrina urged him to not turn his back on Nick.
Phyllis wanted Nick to admit what his father did was hurting him, but he tried to remain unaffected. He continued to pack, but Phyllis thought he shouldn't leave so easily. Nick said getting through to Victor was a lost cause. Over wine, Nick tried to calm down while he and Phyllis looked at possible new homes in the newspaper. Nick's attitude improved, and he got excited about the possibility of starting a new life. Later, Victor went to see Nick and told him he and Phyllis didn't have to move off of the ranch. Nick said he didn't want to stay, and he was still moving.
At Jabot, Brad told Jill about David's gambling problem. Jill said they needed evidence so they could use it as leverage against Nikki and David. While they were meeting, Heather came in to pick up some things of Ji Min's that Jill had, and they told Brad she was unofficially reopening his murder case. Later Brad asked Heather to look into getting logs for David's phones because they believed someone was leaking information. Heather was puzzled, but agreed to get the records. While she fetched the records, Adam waited to ask Heather out. He asked what was going on with David, but Heather said she couldn't discuss it. When Adam returned home he told Victor that Jill and Brad were digging into David's past. Adam urged Victor to go public with the information so they could use it to their business advantage.
Back at Jabot, Jill asked Heather to pull more of David's records and leave them in her office. Jill told Brad that Nikki made a terrible mistake in hiring David, but she that would make it easier to get rid of both of them now. When Heather went through the box of Ji Min's things, she found a photo of Ji Min with Walter.
Gloria was surprised when Jeffrey said he still didn't have the tainted cream. She thought there was something he wasn't telling her, so Jeffrey finally admitted that he stopped in the Caymans on the way back from Korea and set up an offshore company called Agreeing Lovers so they could use it as a front to buy up all of Jabot's stock. When Gloria went to the restroom, Jeff opened his briefcase and looked at the jar of tainted cream he was hiding.
Chloe asked Amber what being married to Cane had been like. "He was the total package," she responded. Chloe pressed to know if he had ever wanted any children. Amber accused Chloe of having a crush on Cane and warned her that that he was all about Lily — no one else. Undeterred, Chloe was determined to find out where Cane and Lily had moved to. Later, Amber lamented Jana how difficult it was to work at Restless Style now that things had gone south with Daniel.
Daniel and Kevin heard Amber do a call-in to Dr. Drew's Loveline show.
Daniel immediately dialed in for a counter call. Amber and Daniel began to argue on the radio show. Drew told them they deserved each other. Amber and Daniel both said (separately) that they were going to move to Los Angeles.
Victor met with JT and Paul to discuss David and Nikki. Paul was convinced that David had mob connections — in fact, he thought David was a professional hit man. Paul told Victor his ex was in grave danger. However, the PI advised against telling Nikki what they had found out, because that would make David more of a threat.
In public, Nikki and David pretended that things were still civil between them, but they weren't. She made it clear that after the gala their relationship was finished. They put on their happy faces when they posed for a photographer. David soon met with Walter, who reminded him he "had a job to do." David begged for some more time, then told a mysterious person that he knew all about liquid morphine.
Victoria was furious with Victor for having thrown Nicholas off the ranch.
Victor explained that he had reconsidered and asked him to stay. Vikki still blamed Sabrina as the reason Victor was at odds with her and her brother. Nikki burst in on the conversation and stated that for most of Nicholas and Victoria's lives, Victor had been a terrible father. Katherine stepped in and kept World War III from breaking out. In his defense, Victor reminded Nikki of her drinking days.
Later, Nikki begged Victoria not to tell Victor what she had learned about David, or that she and her new groom had called it quits. Sabrina moved in and accused Victoria of being a spoiled little brat. "If your goal was to cut all ties with me, then congratulations. Wish granted," Sabrina told her ex-friend through her tears. Katherine demanded that Sabrina and Victoria treat each other civilly until the gala was over.
As Lily and Cane moved into their new house, Chloe spied through the window and saw Cane looking at the ring he planned to give to Lily.
Anna and Devon agreed to perform a duet at the gala.
Lily and Cane got all romantic and lovey-dovey in their new house. As for Chloe, "We can handle anything that she throws at us," Lily announced.
Elsewhere, Nick thought Jack shouldn't go to the gala because Victor was still very upset about the Sabrina profile. Jack didn't care and intended to tell Victor that the Sabrina issue was a big seller. Chloe and Amber bonded over the Loveline fiasco on the radio. Chloe vowed to be the buffer between Amber and Daniel. Daniel told Kevin he would be avoiding the gala.
At the gala, David told Nikki that he thought their marriage could still work. "The problem with that, David, is I can't promise to believe you," Nikki responded. Sabrina told Victor she can't wait for the gala to be over. Victor said he wanted to announce her pregnancy very soon, but Sabrina didn't. "When Victoria and Nicholas find out, they're going to be devastated," she reminded her new husband. Nevertheless, Victor told his oldest children that he wanted to meet with them tomorrow. Later, he let Kay know that he was disappointed in Victoria's recent behavior and added that the family better get used to Sabrina and the baby. Kay reminded her friend that he wasn't always the best of fathers.
Gloria gloated to Jeff that when she becomes majority holder of Jabot, she'll make Jill her receptionist. They watched the financial news and realized they should buy up shares of Jabot when the stock price drops — which will be the moment news hits that David is a compulsive gambler. The two started kissing and then headed upstairs.
Back at t the gala, all the women ohhed and ahhed over each other's dresses. Nikki and David pretended that all was well between them. Cane let Jill and Kay know that he was planning to propose to Lily that night. Jill was thrilled over the thought of planning another wedding. Cane told Lily this night was wonderful because he was by her side. He was about to propose when Chloe interrupted. "I'm pregnant and you are the father," she told the shocked couple.
Adam told Heather he heard that David lost a lot of money recently at a poker game. He asked more questions about David, but she wasn't spilling. Victor told Adam he was planning on making a big announcement at the ranch the following day. He added that Nicholas and Victoria would both be there. Meanwhile, Sharon boasted about the new issue of Restless Style. Michael asked Nick why he would publish an embarrassing article about Sabrina, "when you knew it would just hurt her and infuriate your father." Phyllis explained that Jack had rewritten the story behind everyone's back. Victoria joined the group and everyone stopped talking. Vikki told her brother that she wouldn't stay at the ranch either if he wasn't there. Jack admitted to Sabrina that he had rewritten the story to boost sales. Sabrina was stunned but then reminded Jack that "the only person you hurt is Nick." With that, she walked away.
Amber told Chloe that she had a friend in Los Angeles who said she could move in with her. Chloe wasn't interested and began stalking Lily. Amber was frustrated and demanded that Chloe stay by her side. Amber let Kay know her plans to move back to LA. Kay warned that would be running away and letting Phyllis win.
Paul told JT he found a photo that might link David, Walter and Ji Min. JT was anxious to see because "if we don't get something soon on Chow, Victor's gonna blow and ruin this entire thing." Paul finally got the full photo of David, Walter and Ji Min.
Adam and Heather shared a romantic moment which was interrupted by a phone call from his friend. They both thought it was odd that no one had heard from Skye. Just then, it was announced over the news that Skye Lockhart had been reported missing. Adam and Heather didn't hear it, though, because they were on the terrace kissing. When Adam went to get more champagne, Walter approached Heather.
Brad and Jill cornered David and demanded that he resign or they would expose his habit to the board. David brought Nikki a drink — spiked with poison. He thanked his almost-ex for sticking by him. "Do me this one last favor. I'd like to make a toast to you for the changes you've brought into my life," he claimed.
Victoria formally welcomed everyone to the gala and introduced David as the chief fund-raiser. He applauded Nikki in his remarks.
Paul looked at a photo of David standing next to Ji Min and Walter. "I think he killed Ji Min Kim," Paul realized. At the gala, Nikki made it clear to David that his lying destroyed their marriage and that she would be filing for divorce the following day. David promised not to cause any problems...but then pulled Katherine aside and told her he thought Nikki may be drinking. Kay confronted Nikki, who immediately denied it as she held on to her drugged ginger ale. Nikki refused to go home early. Kay asked David to keep an eye on his wife.
A limo driver told David there had been a problem with his car so they sent a replacement. JT grabbed Nikki and begged her to come with him.
Apparently baby Reed was sick and JT needed Nikki's help taking care of him.
Nikki wanted to tell David of her change of plans, but JT said she could make the call from his car. David asked Kay if she had seen Nikki. Kay had not.
At JT's, Nikki was frantic to see the baby. However, when Paul appeared it became clear that there was no baby emergency — they were there about David. "You are not going anywhere until you hear what I have to say," announced Paul. Nikki couldn't believe that David was a murderer. JT insisted that Nikki stay with them and not go home. She took a deep breath and admitted that she and David were getting a divorce. Paul asked if Nikki had been drinking and she said she had been only drinking ginger ale. However, David had brought her that glass.... Before long, Nikki became sick. Paul called the hospital and let them know he was bringing in a woman who had ingested an unknown substance.
Heather made it clear to Walter that she had not been making eyes at him in the parking lot. Walter walked off and Adam rejoined his girlfriend.
Sabrina wanted to order more champagne — apparently half of the order was missing — but Victoria didn't want to dip into the profits. Victor saved the day and said he'd pay for the additional bottles. Victoria told JT she couldn't wait for the gala to be over. Paul called JT with news that he had proof of a connection between David, Walter and Ji Min. Apparently they had opened a House of Kim Cosmetics branch in the US.
Jill and Brad wondered what David and Katherine were talking about. Jill got a call from a reporter asking if the rumors that Jabot's co-CEO was a gambling addict were true. Jill said they were investigating the allegation. Jill confronted Kay about the David-is-a-gambler rumor. Kay didn't confirm she already knew it but did suggest Jill "assure the investors Jabot is sound." Kay told Jill that she thinks Nikki fell off the wagon. "Perfect," Jill replied. "Is there anything else I should know?"
Devon was excited at the thought of singing at the gala. Tyra was thrilled when Neil asked her to dance. Sabrina introduced Anastasia and Devon who then rocked the house. After the show, Sabrina saw David getting into a car.
She begged for a ride home. He said he could give her a lift.
Nick applauded his sister on the great job she had done co-chairing the event. He told Victoria how Jack had interviewed Philippe and changed the Sabrina article. When Victoria heard that she was eager to find Sabrina, but she had just left with David. She did run into Adam though, and they agreed they'd both be at the ranch the next morning.
Amber cornered Phyllis and accused her of masterminding the breakup with Daniel. "I hope I'm not as miserable and as rotten as you are when I'm your age," Amber spat.
A shocked Cane and Lily couldn't believe that Chloe was pregnant. Lily insinuated that the father could be anyone, something Chloe took offense at. Lily assured Cane that she believes him, not Chloe.
Sharon told Nick and Phyllis that thanks to Jack sales of Restless Style
were through the roof again. Nick told his wife that there was no way he could convince Sharon that what Jack did was wrong. Jack thanked Sharon for sticking up for him. Nick and Michael agreed they were with the hottest women at the gala.
Michael and Victor had to go somewhere. Apparently a "package" Victor was interested in had arrived early. The package was Philippe, who denied ever speaking to a writer named Adrian Korbel. He did, however, confirm talking to Jack Abbott. "I'll be damned," Victor said. Philippe claimed that had Sabrina not met him, she would "be waiting tables across the street" from the gallery. Michael and Victor showed Philippe the door.
Jana was thrilled to see that the champagne wasn't missing, it was just in storage. Jana and Kevin talked about wedding places and it came out that both Daniel and Amber were thinking about moving to Los Angeles.
Victor texted Sabrina and told her, "I will make it up to you when you get home." Sabrina gasped — David lost control of their car and crashed.
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I used to catch the TRAM from Oranienburger Tor
@Emma: You'll stay here! You can see those buildings in this area? Those are all the important tourism places.
Last edited by Weltmeister; 02-03-2006 at 12:48 PM.
Yes, yes, I know. My english isn't the best!
I used to catch the TRAM from Oranienburger Tor
And oh...
Oh HOW MANY YEARS
Is it NOW Maurice?
One of these Trams is driving straight into my street. I live not very far from there.Originally Posted by Donna Summer
Maybe you can give Emma some advices aswell? Your english is better.
Yes, yes, I know. My english isn't the best!
This was in 1995
I think one or two things may have changed slightly since then
And oh...
Oh HOW MANY YEARS
Is it NOW Maurice?
YES, I think so aswell. A lot changed! I live here since December 1999 and it changed a lot only in those few years.Originally Posted by Donna Summer
Last edited by Weltmeister; 02-03-2006 at 02:03 PM.
Yes, yes, I know. My english isn't the best!
Yes, yes, I know. My english isn't the best!
i'm going to the panorama bar - i won't be needing any scummy indie clubs!
I'm a pineapple, she's a palm tree
BTW do you want to stay clean and just on alcohol?
Yes, yes, I know. My english isn't the best!
I wish you luck. The security in the Berghain is a bit silly sometimes. Last time they were very nice to me, but once I had to show them everything in my pockets.
I always had luck, so far. I always got something. Sometimes you need to ask a lot of ppl to get something, though.
When are you coming to Berlin?
Yes, yes, I know. My english isn't the best!
i'm sure i'll cope - we're invited by the promotor of the night
i'm coming on the 17th March
I'm a pineapple, she's a palm tree
Great! then you'll get enough to have fun anyway! Those are the worst.Originally Posted by Emma
Yes, yes, I know. My english isn't the best!
*bump* for Emma
Yes, yes, I know. My english isn't the best!
Mr David has decided he wants to go this summer, I've been before, but I'm sure I missed bits, and it was 9 years ago!
You are a depraved bird of hate, get out of my sight!
You can't go to Berlin and not do this
It is a must
You can't ignore my techno
Actually, thats a load of bollocks, itas quite nice, but very fucking cold. Emma, I´m right by the Berghain, but it doesnt open for 6 hours. We`re also wondering how much fun itll be without narcotics. Its in a bit of a dutty area. Excuse this senseless bump.
Boyf and I are talking about going soon
it'll probably be a big disappointment after my last trip with all the pretty Christmas markets and lights and snow
During summer time Berlin is the city with the most city beaches. A lot of beaches where you can drink some lovely cocktails. A lot of other cities try to install such beaches aswell, but not every city has that much space for such places.
The winter is very cold in Berlin, but the summer can be very lovely.
Oh, and don't forget about "Knut" the lovely polar bear. Should be interesting for you. But he isn't that cute anymore, since he grew up.
Yes, yes, I know. My english isn't the best!
Heheh, I saw a headline when I was there which said "DANKE, KNUT!" with this lovely polar bear next to it. I was intrigued so I took the article back home with me for my brother to translate.
Why is Knut such an attraction? Is he the only animal in the zoo? He is cute anyway.
Difficult to explain.
I think polar bear babies in zoos are a bit rare. And the mother of Knut didn't want him. Without his "human daddy" he wouldn't have survived his childhood.
It was some kind of love story. TV stations from all over the world were reporting about Knut and his human daddy.
At the same time Angela Merkel was starting her climate change programm. The G8 meeting in Heiligendamm with "climate change" as main subject. The EU was also very into this subject. The Al Gore movie and all those concerts were around that time aswell.
Knut became the face of the "climate change" subject.
Knut was even on the Green Issue of the american Vanity Fair magazine. Together with Leonardo Di Caprio.
Yes, yes, I know. My english isn't the best!
I love bears of ALL sizes*
I think it was a big story cos they were criticized for looking after him after his mother rejected him - apparently they should have let him die There was another story today about some new babies, in Nuremberg zoo this time I think
*except hairy homosexual men
Yeah, there were two polar bear mothers in Nürnberg. One of them ate her two babies. The zoo manager criticized the Berlin Zoo for taking care of Knut. They said they would let them die, if their mothers doesn't take care. Now the other polar bear mother rejected her baby aswell and NOW they want to take care about that baby aswell ... like the Berlin Zoo.
Oh, and I do love hairy gay men!
Yes, yes, I know. My english isn't the best!
They keep saying that even wild polar bears reject or eat their babies for some reasons. It's not unusual. But I guess it happens more often in zoos.
Now the rejected baby will get the same human care like Knut. It's a female baby. Maybe not that bad. A future wife for Knut?
Yes, yes, I know. My english isn't the best!
Did you go to the black and white photobooths Pat? I WANT TO SEE EVIDENCE
I love Berlin, I haven't been for about 4 years. When I can afford to update my passport I'm blates slipping over
You can't ignore my techno
Well, I haven't been in Berlin for 4 years either but I really did like it. Plus it's a lot cheaper than Frankfurt
Nothing to see here MOVE ALONG.
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The name anhinga, which comes from the Tupi-speaking natives of the Amazon basin, means "evil spirit of the woods." Locally it is often referred to as the snakebird because of its ability to swim through the water with only its long, snakelike neck exposed.
When in full breeding plumage, the male anhinga sports a stunning black and white neck, back, and forewings that resemble piano keys. The female has a brown neck and breast. Because of its similar size and feeding habits, the anhinga is easily confused with the cormorant. Unlike the cormorant, however, the anhinga is an excellent flyer and can sometimes be seen soaring with wood storks and vultures high above the peninsula.
The anhinga, a distant relative of the pelican, has evolved a unique style of fishing. Unlike the cormorant and most diving ducks, the anhinga has no natural oils in its feathers. That, coupled with its dense bone structure, allows the anhinga to sink once its feathers become saturated with water. Also unlike the cormorant, the anhinga seldom grasps its prey but instead impales the pinfish or sand trout on its sharply pointed, dagger-like beak, which it uses to impale the unfortunate fish. The anhinga carefully flips the minnow off of its beak, eventually working its way around to its mouth where it swallows the minnow whole.
Its unusual perching behavior, with its large wings spread wide open, occurs because the anhinga becomes completely waterlogged after fishing. Sometimes, when startled and still too wet to fly, the anhinga will tumble back into the water creating a loud, unexpected splash.
Although its principal diet is fish, the anhinga has been known to eat baby alligators, water snakes, leeches, and frogs. Monogamous and colonial, it often nests with egrets and herons. Aside from alligators and great horned owls, the anhinga has few natural predators.
Anhinga (Anhinga anhinga) Other names: snakebird, water turkey, darter / Status: FL=stable, IUCN=LC / Life span: Life span: to 11 years / Length: 30-37 in. (75-95 cm) / Wingspan: 45-48 in. (114-123 cm) / Weight: 2.7 lb. (1.22 kg) / Nests: throughout SW Florida / Found: All SWFL counties, coastal, near coast, mainland / Months found: jfMAMJjasond (caps indicated breeding season).
Perhaps the single most colorful bird that passes through Southwest Florida, the male painted bunting is a curious palate of blue, lime-green, red, and gray. The female is more of a greenish-yellow color and nowhere near as brilliantly colored as the male.
The painted bunting has two distinct populations: eastern and western. The eastern bird that comes through Florida generally winters in Cuba and Central America, while the western race winters in Northern Mexico.
Some birds remain in South Florida for the winter; locating any during the summer is very difficult. One of the best places to find the painted bunting consistently is near the bird feeder located just off the main boardwalk at Audubon Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary in Collier County, where it comes to feed throughout the winter.
This bird has one unexpected characteristic, especially because of its small size: the male is very territorial and aggressive toward other male buntings. Fights between rival males can become extremely animated, involving fierce pecking, beating each other with their wings, and grappling, sometimes resulting in the death of the defeated bird, a highly unusual outcome among avian rivals.
The painted bunting is approaching threatened status primarily because of habitat loss in its eastern population. It prefers dense thickets and mixed pine and hardwood forests. A handful of birds never leave Florida, nesting along the southern edge of the great Eastern deciduous forest along the border of Georgia and Alabama. It is not adapting well to human alterations to the environment, although it can be spotted on occasion in urban locations.
Painted Bunting (Passerina ciris) Other names: nonpareil / Status: FL=declining, IUCN-NT / Life span: to 9 years / Length: 4.7-5.1 in. (12-13 cm) / Wingspan: 8-8.5 in. (20-21 cm) / Weight: 0.5-0.7 oz. (13-19 g) / Nests: along the Eastern Seaboard to North Carolina, and a separate race nests in east Texas through Arkansas / Found: AC, near coast, mainland / Months found (in caps): JFMamjjasoND.
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