Phone towers & bird calls

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Subject:	Phone towers & bird calls
From:	"Peter Shute" <>
Date:	Tue, 23 Jan 2007 16:18:16 +1100

I assumed from the subject line and the introduction below, that this
was going to be about birds responding to the calls they hear when
phones ring using bird call ring tones.  I wonder if that happens.

Peter Shute

 wrote on Monday, 22 January 2007 6:20
PM:

> Wildlife ring tones result in dropped birds
> Renee A. James
> I have another story to add to my ''now I've seen
> everything'' file. According to the Center for Biological
> Diversity, thousands of consumers have responded
> enthusiastically to its offer of free endangered species
> sounds, re-mastered as ring tones for cell phones. These
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