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{Nature_and_Environment.59.7}: James River Martin {rivertree} Mon, 13 Feb 2006 13:37:09 CST (8 lines)
Pigeons get lost near radio masts. New research shows that the prized birds, able to find their way from 700 miles away, get confused near radiation-emitting masts. Exposure also makes pigeons fly much lower than usual. Now pigeon fanciers are demanding curbs on the number of mobile phone masts to protect their birds. Research by the Swiss Bird Study Organisation. Sunday Mirror 18 June 2000 http://www.globalchange.com/radiationnews.htm
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