CALAYAN RAIL

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                    [Summary] => A new species of flightless bird has been discovered living on a tiny island in the northern Philippines where the inhabitants formerly ate them, scientists and birdwatchers said yesterday. 


The bird, named the "Calayan Rail," is the size of a small crow and has dark brown plumage and bright orange-red legs and beak, said Carl Oliveros, who helped lead the joint Filipino-British expedition that found it. 


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This tourism is more than just for the birds

By Joy Angelica Subido | October 11, 2008 - 12:00am

This activity is not for the lazy, faint-hearted and impatient. Luxurious amenities and excessive pampering are the least ...

Modern Living

New bird species discovered

August 18, 2004 - 12:00am

A new species of flightless bird has been discovered living on a tiny island in the northern Philippines where the inhabitants formerly ate them, scientists and birdwatchers said yesterday. The bird, named the...

News Commentary