Where do you report dead birds in the US?
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http://westnile.ca.gov/bird_report_id.htm\n\nor call toll-free:\n1-877-WNV-BIRD (1-877-968-2473)\nOperators available: 8 am - 5 pm / 7 days a week\nAfter 5 pm, please leave a message
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http://www.pwwew.net/people/dead.htm
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Have you searched for birding societies like the Audubon society?  They may have regional chapters: www.audubon.org/ Also try www.birding.com/Species.asp
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Check with the local wildlife service in MN. They can tell exactly why the fish are dying and if you should be concerned.
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Also http://www.deadoraliveinfo.com/dead.nsf/pages/main
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your local library usully has some sort of death record filing. check the reference section, thats where i found it.
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Depends on your Country but in my experience (UK) it is a central part of pest control strategy.\n\nWith your knowledge of bird control you should be able to identify buildings affected by bird pests.  Once identified you should be able to contact the building owners (not the maintenance contractor) and offer a short presentation on the risks and benefits of control.  I would also target car dealerships and local authorities.\n\nOffering a local paper an article on the problem might also be a good strategy ... there are always slow news days needing fillers.\n\nGood luck with it.
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http://www.nhptv.org/natureworks/pileatedwoodpecker.htm\n\nhttp://www.birds.cornell.edu/AllAboutBirds/BirdGuide/Pileated_Woodpecker.html#map
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Those annoying birds are probably American Coots.\n\nIn southern California the golf courses have a history of hiring a hunter to remove the birds when they become a problem.
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County register of deads
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There are some great shots of many types of birds in flight (including some sequences, if you click a selected bird) located at: http://www.astronomy-images.com/day-images/California/Birds/flight_of_birds.htm
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The web site is\nhttp://www.nsopr.gov/\nThen click on your state etc.\nI am not sure what level they have to report so there could be lower offending ones not listed that don't have to report which I don't think is right.  That's in our state anyway.
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Here:\n\nhttp://images.google.com/images?q=wild+birds&hl=en&btnG=Search+Images\nhttp://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?p=wild+birds&sm=Yahoo%21+Search&fr=FP-tab-img-t&toggle=1&cop=&ei=UTF-8\n\nI don't know exact;y what you are looking for so here are a few pages full.
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Here is a bunch of links, responding to all of your questions:\nhttp://www.closertonature.com/outdoors/bird-migration.htm
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ask the cemetary who performed the service where the body was sent for burial after it left their care. they should absolutely know where it went - in the US it's the law.\n   also, if you have trouble there, check the legal burial records with the county the service/burial was in as they will have records where the body was sent.
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The answer is they don't specifically, they die all over the place.\nIn most coastal towns you can find dead seagulls in gutters, on the pavement or even fried to power lines.\nThe bodies don't last long because crows and jackdaws eat them A seagull spends much of it's time at sea, ie where it's food is found under natural conditions and may die whilst it's out there.
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The reports you need would have been filed in the state and county that he died in. Any death,to my knowledge that is not by natural causes is a coroner's case.Your first call should be to the coroner's office in the county of which he died.Most coroner's will sit down and talk with you if you have proof of who you are and make an appointment,generally the ones I've spoke with are very nice.The coroner could give you a copy of the death certificate because he or she would have had to do the autopsy and sign the death certificate.They would be able to answer almost any questions you would have or point you to any other office you might need to go to depending on what questions you have.If you have knowledge that this was not a death by natural causes then you would need to tell the coroner and the police.After doing an internet search,I realized that because you are in Hawaii,laws may be different,so I am listing some sites I found that may help you get started.Also you could do your own search.Just type in your search bar on your computer: how to get autopsy report in hawaii then click the search button.You might come up with something different than I did.Also you might want to speak with a lawyer before you speak to anyone else about your legal issue.You did not say which state your brother became deceased in,you just said you were from Hawaii.Just do an internet search,just like I told you above,just at the end of it put which state.So sorry to hear of your loved one's passing.Was glad to help you.