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My goodness. Never seen so many lined up together. Poor little outsider, no one wants it, I’ll take it. I always feel sorry for the outsider.

They’re darling, yorkie!!

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I use Yahoo as my search engine and have for years. I thought it was interesting that one of their stories today was about highly endangered birds of the world. I picked out only 2 and they are below.

Touching image This 'touching image' of two orange-bellied parrots won the category for critically endangered migrating birds, according to a World's Rarest Birds contest statement. The small parrot breeds only in southwestern Tasmania (see map) and migrates to southeastern Australia in the winter, where agriculture and development are crowding out its habitat. Probably fewer than 150 animals remain in the wild, according to BirdLife International



A picture of an endangered Asian crested ibis soaring over China is a first-prize winner in the first annual World's Rarest Birds international photo competition. The Asian crested ibis once thrived in Russia, Japan, and China, but its population has shrunk to about 250 in China's Shaanxi Province.