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Swedish health officials are urging caution for anyone coming into contact with wild birds following the death from parrot fever of a 50-year-old man.
The man was probably infected 10 days before he died when he cut down a tree with a large bird's nest in southern Sweden, the Swedish news agency Tidningarnas Telegrambyra reported Wednesday.
Um, parrots are tropical birds...I'm not sure what kind of bird could have contacted the disease and then passed it to him from a tree near the polar region of the world.
Um, parrots are tropical birds...I'm not sure what kind of bird could have contacted the disease and then passed it to him from a tree near the polar region of the world.
LMAO thats the first thing I was thinking. Parrot in Sweden?
oh, let's give these parrots to the Somalian pirates!
okay, bad attempt at a joke
Why do that when we can just have Sarah Palin shoot all the parrots?..lol
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