bird fancier

Being a bird fancier and longtime bird feeder myself, and having once been asked by an astute Conservationist reader how to keep squirrels out of birdfeeders, I had naively asked the advice of Craig Thompson, the former director of DEC's Five Rivers Environmental Education Center.

He was a keen bird fancier and the eldest son of the late Mr James Crabb, carpet weaver, Forthbank, who had for many years been groundsman at King's Park Football Club.

It's also known as bird fancier's lung, humidifier lung and hot tub lung, among other names.

[6.] Ohtani Y, Saiki S, Kitaichi M, Usui Y, Inase N, Costabel U, Yoshizawa Y: Chronic bird fancier's Lung: histopathological and clinical correlation.

Bird fancier's lung disease is an immune-mediated lung disease caused by organic antigens of birds.

The 84-year-old grandmother was later diagnosed with the little-known disease Bird Fancier's Lung.

Charlie was rehomed when a specialist diagnosed her with rare disease bird fancier's lung but she became reliant on oxygen and later died in hospital.

A diagnosis of subacute hypersensitivity (Bird fancier's) pneumonitis was made.

AHIGHLY-experienced bird fancier who acts as a judge at shows all over the country has been banned from keeping birds for a year.

Nick Sutton, prosecuting for the RSPCA, said: "He's a bird fancier and keeps pigeons and on his own evidence has been involved with birds all his life.

I'M not a bird fancier - that is not of the flying type - but I've often wondered, you hardly ever see a dead bird lying around, except by accident.

A BIRD fancier has been convicted for wearing nothing but a back-to-front thong as he fed pigeons.