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X-WR-CALDESC:International Migratory Bird Day started in 1993\, and is cele
 brated annually on the second Saturday of May. It is a chance for conserva
 tionists\, natural resource agencies\, families and individuals to celebra
 te birds and bird migration.\n\nThe conservation theme this year is Water:
  Sustaining Bird Life\, and focuses on the importance of water to migrator
 y birds.  \n\nVirtually all migratory birds rely on water and some type of
  wetland habitat at some point during their life cycles. Lakes\, rivers\, 
 streams\, ponds\, wetlands\, coastal marshes\, and oceans are vital for fe
 eding\, drinking\, or nesting\, and are extremely important as places to r
 est and refuel during migration.\n\nAquatic ecosystems are becoming increa
 singly threatened around the world\, and so too are the migratory birds th
 at depend on them. The increasing human demand for water\, as well as poll
 ution and the impacts of climate change \, are having a direct impact on t
 he quantity and quality of water resources and on the conservation status 
 of many migratory bird species.\n\n\nSource: Valerie Fellows\, Migratory B
 ird Program Communications Coordinator\, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Services.
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DESCRIPTION:International Migratory Bird Day started in 1993\, and is celeb
 rated annually on the second Saturday of May. It is a chance for conservat
 ionists\, natural resource agencies\, families and individuals to celebrat
 e birds and bird migration.\n\nThe conservation theme this year is Water: 
 Sustaining Bird Life\, and focuses on the importance of water to migratory
  birds.  \n\nVirtually all migratory birds rely on water and some type of 
 wetland habitat at some point during their life cycles. Lakes\, rivers\, s
 treams\, ponds\, wetlands\, coastal marshes\, and oceans are vital for fee
 ding\, drinking\, or nesting\, and are extremely important as places to re
 st and refuel during migration.\n\nAquatic ecosystems are becoming increas
 ingly threatened around the world\, and so too are the migratory birds tha
 t depend on them. The increasing human demand for water\, as well as pollu
 tion and the impacts of climate change \, are having a direct impact on th
 e quantity and quality of water resources and on the conservation status o
 f many migratory bird species.\n\n\nSource: Valerie Fellows\, Migratory Bi
 rd Program Communications Coordinator\, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Services.
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SUMMARY:World Migratory Bird Day
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