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 UPDATED: 16:08, May 11, 2007
Critically endangered birds soar again
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Chinese Crested Terns are seen flying over a wetland along the Minjiang River in Fuzhou, Southeast China's Fujian Province, May 9, 2007. The Chinese Crested Tern is a critically endangered seabird with a reported population of no more than 100.

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Chinese Crested Terns rest on a wetland along the Minjiang River in Fuzhou, Southeast China's Fujian Province, May 9, 2007. The Chinese Crested Tern is a critically endangered seabird with a reported population of no more than 100.

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