what bird represents true love? its not a dove help!!!?
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The Swallow represents true love.
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Depends on the species... I think its either King or Emperor penguins that court each other with pebbles - if th female accepts the male's pebble then they stay together for the rest of their lives, I believe (having said that there's increasing evidence that the swan, held high as the paragon of fidelity, will cheat on its partner if it can)
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What Kind Of Bird Are You Talking About?  The Finger Or Big Bird?
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any water type, I am an Aries too and I married a water type and we have been good friends for six years and have had a better married life for two years. so I would go with your opposite... other wise go with a earth sign. NO AIR signs they just keep pushing buttons. Good luck.
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Mountain bluebird.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mountain_Bluebird
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Just wait and watch.You will get one soon,if you are searching for true love.But true love is something which is not searched,you get one who can understand you and respect you.And may be there is someone who is watching you, and he is thinking the same thing.
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I honestly have no idea... sorry. Still, I think you might just like to read this story:\n\nThe Crane Wife (in short, it goes like this)\n\nA young, handsome, good-hearted, but poor farmer was walking home in a terrible snowstorm when he saw an injured bird fluttering down to the ground. He went over to it and found a beautiful white crane with a terrible wound. He bound up the wound with his own clothing and did what he could to help the bird. It recovered and flew away and he went home.\n\nLater that night there was a knock at his door. Opening the door, he found a beautiful, graceful, elegant young woman. "I have to come to live with you and be your wife," she said. So the couple stayed together, and they did not have much but they were very very happy.\n\nBut it was a long, hard winter, and it looked as though their meager store of food was going to run out. They did not know what to do, for times were hard and there is little work for a farmer in the dead of winter. So the woman thought to herself "Other women weave; I will weave cloth for my husband to sell." She told her husband her plan and he built her a loom. She said to him "I will weave cloth to sell, but you must promise me never to look in on me while I am weaving." "I promise," said her husband.\n\nFor three days behind closed doors she wove constantly, pausing neither to sleep nor to eat. When she finally emerged, she brought with her the most beautiful cloth her husband had ever seen--its whiteness had a purity and a shimmer unmatched by any other cloth. Her husband thanked her and begged her to sleep, for she was drained. He took the cloth to the nearby village and got a very good price for it indeed, for it was the finest cloth anybody had ever seen. So for a time the poor farmer and his wife had enough.\n\nBut the winter continued and soon enough that money ran out. The couple did not know what to do and the husband cried because he could not provide for himself and his wife. Once again, the wife decided to go to her loom and weave, and once again she told her husband "You must promise never to look in while I am weaving." "I promise," said her husband.\n\nThis time the wife wove for four days and four nights, stopping neither to eat nor to sleep. When finally she emerged she was exhausted and could barely move, but she brought with her a fabric so white, so fine, that it looked like it was made of snow. It shone, it glowed with whiteness and purity. The farmer took this cloth to the village and got an even better price than before. The man who bought the cloth also bought the farmer a drink, and he asked him "How does your wife make such beautiful cloth? What kind of thread does she use?" The farmer did not know; his wife never bought thread. The man told him "Cloth such as this, so fine, would fetch a high, high price in the city! If your wife weaves more cloth I will be your partner, and sell the cloth in the city, and we will share the proceeds. You need never work again!"\n\nThe farmer was ecstatic. When he went home he told his wife of his plans. The woman listened in silence but a tear slid down her face. "Well," she told her husband, "I will weave for you one more time. But you must promise not to look in on me while I am weaving." "I promise," said her husband.\n\nSo she went in her room, closed the door, and began weaving. But whereas before her husband had been patient, he was no longer the simple farmer he had been. Now he was consumed by curiosity. What was his wife doing? How could she weave without thread? Eventually he could stand it no longer, and on the fifth day he edged the doors open and peeped in. What he saw made him cry out in shock. Sitting at the loom was not a woman, but a snow-white crane plucking feathers from its breast and weaving them into a shimmering, shining fabric. But the crane was plucked almost bare and was now
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I don't know about your true love but here is an awesome site.\n\nhttp://www.dmarie.com/timecap/final.asp?unique=38895.4449421296
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EASTERN BLUEBIRD\n-----------------------------------\n\nI found it from this\nhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com/usa/states/newyork/\n\nmore info about the bird\nhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/birds/printouts/Easternbluebird.shtml
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bird .......... a walking, swimming bird
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Great analogy Panchita. I only can add Mathew 6-26\n\nLook at the birds which fly in the air: they do not sow or reap or store up in barns, but your Heavenly Father feeds them: are not you of much greater value than they?\n\nAs Jesus said: Aren't human being of much greater value than the birds?\n\nAnd don't be so hard with OrtegaMaricon, look in these links all that he has gone through:\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006051712167\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006051706686
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I have a dictionary of quotations and did a search on the web.  Although I found a song by that title, I think the saying has to do with the elaborate mating rituals of birds.  They have evolved plumage and rituals that are associated with finding a mate.  Perhaps spending time on these sorts of things is "for the birds"?
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bird. i often dream flying high, it feels great
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This is sybil's first question. Try and give her a good answer.\nI'm sure someone out there has a good idea of what it could be.\nAnybody got a bird book? Cause now I really want to know too.
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I can't really find one. However call this number: 872-2256. They are the California Living Museum (refferals for emergency wildlife medical assistance) 10500 Alfred Harrel Highway, Bakersfield CA 93306 ask them. Or better yet there is one called Facility for Animal Care and Treatment. It is at California State Universtity Bakersfield CA number: 664-3167 adress: 9001 Stockdale Highway Bakersfield CA 93311. They provide field trips, classroom presentations, enviormental education activity kits and materias with a focus on birds of prey and endangered species. The group tried to rescue and rehabilitate injured or orphaned birds: also a community resource for any wildlife in trouble. I'd call either of them and explain your situation and hope that they can help you. One other thing, go back to where you found the bird. See if the mother is nearby. Sometimes the mother leaves to get food and the baby falls out of the nest.
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I know a story about an emperor who had a songbird that could sing beautifully.  One day he got a mechanical bird that could sing and became enamored with it and forgot about his real bird.  The bird was sad and flew away.  The mechanical bird broke and emperor became sad and realized how much he missed the real bird.  The real bird came and sang for him again.  It is a nice story.
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I think we need to take the focus from 'assholian' people and put it on 'assholian' birds.\n\nI've yet to meet a bird that has been nice to me.\n\n\nThey are because they don't deem you worthy of better treatment.