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If you keep real quiet and have a keen eye open, ignore the trash on the ground and the stench of urine in the area at the back of the Film Center, you’re going to see some pretty surprising things. No, not ghosts, but birds a-plenty: night-herons, egrets, terns flying low skimming the bay, kingfishers and crested mynas sunbathing, and a brown shrike perched atop a garbage railing in search of food. This wetland area leading to the murky waters of Manila Bay is the habitat of some of the more than a hundred species of birds in Metro Manila.


Yes–METRO MANILA. 


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Ooh Baby, Baby It’s A Wild Bird

By Ann Corvera | January 21, 2007 - 12:00am

If you keep real quiet and have a keen eye open, ignore the trash on the ground and the stench of urine in the area at the back of the Film Center, you’re going to see some pretty surprising things. No,...

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