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Bird Clubs:     more books (100)

Birdwatching in the Philippines Vol2 by DOT and the Wild Bird Club of the Philippines, 2008 Australian honeyeaters, by Hugh R Officer, 1965 Extinct and Endangered Birds in the Collections of the Natural History Museum (British Ornithologists' Club Occasional Publications) by A.G. Knox, Michael P. Walters, 1994-04-01 Field checklist of Rhode Island birds (Bulletin / Rhode Island Ornithological Club) by Robert A Conway, 1979 National Home Gardening Club - The Bird Garden by Stephen W. Kress, 1995 Piano Bird (The Crime Club) by C.B. Greenfield, 1984-12-31 Bird Stories: A Collection of the Bird and Wildlife Stories Which First Appeared in Bird Stories Nos. 1, 2, and 3 Published by The Farmer Bird Club by William T. Cox, Dietrich Lange, 1932 A systematic list of the birds of California, (Cooper Ornithological Club. Pacific coast avifauna) by Joseph Grinnell, 1912 The birds of Cuba (Memoirs of the Nuttall ornithological club.no. VI) by Thomas Barbour, 1923-11-29 A Guide to North American Bird Clubs. First Edition - 1978. by Jon E. Rickert, 1978-01-01 Vermont Botranical and Bird Club, Joint Bulletin No. 23 by Arthur (ed) Gilman, 2002-01-01 WEST MIDLAND BIRD CLUB: ANNUAL REPORT NO.63 1996 by Unknown, 1000 Wild bird guests, how to entertain them: with chapters on the destruction of birds, their economic and aesthetic values, suggestions for dealing with their ... organization and management of bird clubs by Ernest Harold Baynes, 2010-08-29 A Guide to North American Bird Clubs

lists with details

21. Pet Bird Clubs & Associations - PetStation
    NORTHERN NEW YORK PET BIRD CLUB 934 Franklin St. Watertown, NY 13601 (315) 7880100 YORK AREA PET BIRD CLUB Terry Adams 126 West High Street  
    http://www.petstation.com/birdclub.html

22. Carolinabirds
    Information about the Carolinabirds email group and links to local bird clubs in the Carolinas.  
    http://www.duke.edu/~cwcook/cbirds.html
    
    Extractions: Carolinabirds Birds and Birding in the Carolinas This mailing list serves as a forum to discuss wild birds, birders, and birding in the Carolinas, including rare birds, bird finding, bird identification, bird behavior, backyard birding, trip reports, bird counts, and bird club information. Commands and guidelines Other bird-related Internet groups Carolina Bird Club and local bird clubs in the Carolinas Note: Before sending any messages, please read through the guidelines below. To subscribe subscribe carolinabirds Note: The basic unsubscribe command will not work if you're subscribed to the digest mode - use unsubscribe carolinabirds-digest instead. When sending messages to Carolinabirds, please: Only post messages with subject matter that relates directly to birds and birding in the Carolinas . Try to avoid discussing related subjects such as hunting, cats, politics, and general conservation issues. While these are important topics, there are many newsgroups and other forums where these can be discussed. Carolinabirds needs to maintain its focus for it to remain useful.

23. Birdwatching Louisiana - Bird Festivals In Louisiana
    Information on bird festivals, birding trail, bird clubs, contacts, forum, and calendar of events.  
    http://www.birdlouisiana.com/
    
    Extractions: Birdwatching, Louisiana Birding Festivals, Birding trails and information, contact persons and much more can be found here on Bird Louisiana's website. Bird Festival information can be found on the following events: Acadiana Migratory Bird Day, Audubon Country BirdFest, Grand Isle Migratory Bird Celebration, Southwest Louisiana Migration Sensation, The Great Louisiana BirdFest, Louisiana Ornithological Society" Spring Meeting, Neotropical Songbird Tour, Feliciana Hummingbird Celebration, Folsom Hummingbird Festival, Lafayette Hummingbird Day, Experience Atchafalaya Days, Wings Over the Wetlands, Louisiana Ornithological Society Fall and Winter meetings. Come enjoy the thrill of birdwatching in Louisiana. . . a Birder's paradise. Birding Louisiana Bird Trail La Great Gulf Coast Birding Trail document.write('<'); document.write('! ');

24. Australian Birds Bird Clubs Dealers Pet Breeders Australia Pets
    of Australian finches, listings of bird clubs, bird dealers, bird breeders, and bird classifieds.  
    http://home.austarnet.com.au/myzone/
    
    Extractions: Australian online shopping and services VISITORS AREA All services are free to use 'Classified Zone' birds for sale classifieds in Australia 'Forum Zone' bird related questions and answers 'Illusion Zone' 'Survey Zone' fill in bird survey and view results BIRD INFORMATION Australian Birds 'Australian Bird List' list of birds sighted in Australia 'Australian Finch Zone' description of Australian finches 'Endangered Zone' Australian endangered finches 'Bird Licence Zone' bird licence requirements in Australia Australian bird related sites 'Bird Club Zone' Australian bird clubs 'Bird Dealer Zone' 'Bird Product Zone' bird products and books in Australia 'Site Ring List' list of site ring members 'Site Ring Join' add your website to the site ring

25. Up At Six - Your Source For Information On Of Parrots, Macaws, Cockatiels, Cocka
    Comprised of eight exotic bird clubs. Information about the exotic avian scholarshipand grant programs.  
    http://www.upatsix.com/bcv/

26. The Real Macaw Parrot Club Home Page
    The Real Macaw Parrot Club, one of the founders of The bird clubs of New Jersey,is an allspecies parrot club. Its purpose is to share experiences and  
    http://www.realmacaw.com/pages/home.shtml
    
    Extractions: The Real Macaw Parrot Club, one of the founders of The Bird Clubs of New Jersey, is an all-species parrot club. Its purpose is to share experiences and educate our members on the care and ownership of all types of parrots. One of its goals is to raise funds to support avian medical research projects and conservation efforts related to parrots. The Club meets on the second Thursday of each month at the VFW Hall - No. 6699, E-6 Winslow Place, Paramus, NJ. (Located on Rt. 17 North, just one very short street North of the Rt. 4 and Rt. 17 cloverleaf). Social time starts at 7:00 p.m. and the meeting starts at 8:00 p.m. Club benefits include: Monthly newsletter (color covers) encompassing a wide variety of timely events, and articles written by notable specialists in the bird field, as well as our own club members (many of whom are avian professionals). Lending book and tape library - The latest and up-to date books and tapes on birds.

27. PRDSEED - Bird Seed
    Retail and wholesale bird seed mixes, wild sunflower, safflower, millet for wild bird or backyard bird feeding. Located in Tijeras, New Mexico. Wholesale pricing for bird clubs and birding organizations in Colorado and New Mexico.  
    http://www.prdseed.com

28. Bird Clubs Of NJ
    bird clubs of New Jersey is a coalition of the following parrot clubs. The CentralJersey Bird Club The Monmouth/Ocean Counties Bird Fanciers  
    http://www.realmacaw.com/pages/bird.html
    
    Extractions: The purpose of this group is to act as a liaison between the member clubs and The NJ State Division of Fish, Game & Wildlife which regulates the possession of "exotics" kept as pets. We will also act as a legislative watchdog to protect the interests and rights of exotic bird owners and their birds throughout the state. We encourage all clubs in the state or those clubs out of state with members from New Jersey to become part of this very important undertaking. These are the points we would like to see addressed Clarify the terminology and definitions used in the regulations to reduce confusion Exempt all captive birds held since the enactment of the Wild Bird Act of 1991 and their progeny from the Endangered Species provisions of NJAC 7:25-4.14 (b, c, d, and e) Clarify the requirements for the various permit levels. Roll back the cost of the Hobby Permit to $10, and create a Hobby Breeder Permit for small breeders.

29. Bird Clubs Of Virginia
    A federation of five Virginia bird clubs working together for an annual stateconvention, Not a state bird club. Election by the board Admin.  
    http://www.parrotpages.com/clubs/birdClubsVirginia.htm
    
    Extractions: Link Center Classifieds Pictures Clubs ... Contact A federation of five Virginia bird clubs working together for an annual state convention, formed in January 1985 at Hampton, Va. It, is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation which has only Virginia bird clubs as partners (free) and no individual memberships. It is also a watchman for pending regulations and laws for its members, but not a united voice. Its goals are education with regional, national and international speakers local clubs may not get for their programs. Not a state bird club. Election by the board: Admin. Coordinator, asst., a treasurer, and a secretary (Not necessarily from the directors and with no vote) Regardless of size, each club has up to two directors appointed or elected that meet in Richmond generally as needed for important decisions. Otherwise, the progress of business is conducted on a secure group website. Website: http://www.birdclubsva.org/

30. Affiliated Bird Clubs
    New Mexico Bird Club Post Office Box 90334 Albuquerque, NM 87199 (505) 2328298.Middle Tennessee Cage Bird Club, Inc. Murfreesboro, TN 37130 (615) 890-6906  
    http://www.internationalparrotletsociety.org/affbc.html

31. Bird Clubs At WildBird.com
    bird clubs can be found here at WildBirds.com. bird clubs give you a wonderfulopportunity to get together with others who share your passion.  
    http://www.wildbirds.com/links_birdclub.htm
    
    Extractions: Bird Clubs give you a wonderful opportunity to get together with others who share your passion. Clubs may have monthly meetings and invite guest speakers. They sponsor bird trips, usually led by one of their members. They may even publish a newsletter or have a web site. The most complete list of bird clubs in the U.S. and Canada can be found in "A Birder's Resource Guide" (ABA Membership Directory). The membership directory is free each year to American Birding Association members The Audubon Society has over 500 Chapters and each offers bird hikes. These are featured in the " Audubon Chapters " section of WildBirds.com. Why not start your own bird club? Perhaps the local Audubon Chapter would like to help you start a bird club that is a subset of their Chapter. Attracting Baby Birds Favorites Feeding ... Site Map

32. BCV 2004 - 21 Years Of Working Together ! !
    Welcome to bird clubs of Virginia s Web Site ! Bookmark us! Each year the BirdClubs of Virginia holds a convention as part of its goal to provide education  
    http://www.birdclubsva.org/
    
    Extractions: Bird Clubs of Virginia Welcome to Bird Clubs of Virginia's Web Site ! Bookmark us! Each year the Bird Clubs of Virginia holds a convention as part of its goal to provide education to aviculturists and to support avian research and conservation. Enter the BCV Calendar Contest ! ! 2006 Convention and Bird Mart Info Bird Clubs of Virginia is a non-profit federation of Virginia clubs. Our mission is: To initiate educational and aviary management programs in cooperation with the member clubs comprising and supporting BCV. To encourage the sharing of information, educational activity, and support of avicultural, conservation and veterinary research. To pursue passive legislative goals relating to the management of exotic birds and aviaries at national, state and local levels. To enhance the status and management of member clubs. To support bona fide avian research projects in or out of the state from proceeds of our state conventions, seminars, and other resources. To cooperate with like federations in other states in matters of mutual interest.

33. Bird Clubs - Birds
    bird clubs at birds If you would like your club listed here, please send methe name URL, along with a short description.  
    http://www.bellaonline.com/subjects/1165.asp

34. Should You Join A Bird Club? - Birds
    Why do people join bird clubs? Should You Join a Bird Club? - Birds is apersonally written site at BellaOnline.  
    http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art7942.asp
    
    Extractions: One reason to join the club might be the chance to meet other people in your area who have birds as pets. Some of these people may breed birds as well as have them as pets and you may be able to add more birds to your home. Some of the people may have years of experience with birds and may have answers to questions that you are having about the care of your own pet.

35. Bird Clubs Search
    bird clubs Search. Please enter your search information in the space below.You can search by Name of Business, City, State, Zip Code, Area Code.  
    http://www.lafeber.com/FindALocal/Club/default.aspx
    
    Extractions: Toll Free: 800-842-6445 Home Our Story Order Online Free Catalog ... Doc Lafeber's On-Line Book Find your Local Retail Stores Avian Veterinarians Bird Clubs More About Lafeber About Our Founder Customer Testimonials Donations - Helping Our Feathered Friends Bird Clubs Search Please enter your search information in the space below. You can search by: Name of Business, City, State, Zip Code, Area Code. To narrow your search, fill in multiple fields. Then use the Search Button to get your results. Options Name City State AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY None Zip Code Area Code Every effort has been made to provide you with a reliable and up-to-date listings in your area. However, as with any database of this size and scope, the possibility exists that some of the information may be outdated. You are highly encouraged to call to verify their expertise in before making any decisions. Lafeber Company does not necessarily endorse or recommend any of the Vet Clinics, Bird Clubs, or Retailers listed. This lookup is provided purely as a service to bird owners.

36. Search
    Avian Companions bird clubs. Santa Cruz Bird Club The Santa Cruz Bird Clubwas founded in 1956. The Club sponsors walks in and around the county of  
    http://aviancompanions.com/links/birdclubs.html

37. Links To Bird Breeders And Bird Clubs
    Santa Clara Valley Canary Exotic Bird Club Central California Cage Bird Club Reno Area Avian Enthusiasts Pacific American Singers  
    http://www.redbirdproducts.com/contact_us.htm
    
    Extractions: BIRD CLUBS National Cage Bird Show National Colorbred Society Stafford Canary Club of America American Canary Fanciers Association ... Western Waterslager Club BIRD BREEDERS Jeanne Fairman - Colorbred Canaries Sharon Bowers - Gloster Canaries SUBMIT YOUR LINK FOR CONSIDERATION RED BIRD PRODUCTS P. O. Box 376 Mt. Aukum, CA 95656 redbird@directcon.net Author: Stephen Fairman [Red Bird Products, Inc.]

38. Bird Watcher's Digest: Bird Club Finder
    Bird Watcher s Digest partners with bird clubs all across the Americas. For years BWD has partnered with bird clubs through our Exchange Program.  
    http://www.birdwatchersdigest.com/site/finderTool/birdClubsFinder/birdClubSearch
    
    Extractions: Pick a Country: Country USA MEXICO CANADA AUSTRALIA UK NETHERLANDS PAKISTAN JAMAICA England JAPAN MALAYSIA GERMANY United States United Kingdom Indonesia Swaziland Add Your Bird Club Listing Here! Bird Watcher's Digest partners with bird clubs all across the Americas. We like to help birders get connected with local clubs and in turn, help club organizers better (and more easily) serve their members. How can we help you today? For years BWD has partnered with bird clubs through our Exchange Program. We provide affiliate clubs free copies of our magazine in return for free copies of your bird club's newsletter. We use this as a way to share information and to keep things interesting. Learn more >> If you promote BWD to your members via your newsletter, meetings, and/or website, we'll gladly give your club $10 for every new 1-year

39. Bird Clubs Of America
    bird clubs of America (BCA) was founded in 1992 by Dick Ivy, who felt thatAmerica s bird clubs should work together to benefit aviculture.  
    http://www.birdclubsofamerica.org/
    
    Extractions: Bird Clubs of America An Alliance of Bird Clubs Home Alliance Clubs Alliance Societies Breeding Partnerships ... Contact Us About BCA Bird Clubs of America (BCA) was founded in 1992 by Dick Ivy, who felt that America's bird clubs should work together to benefit aviculture. He believed that local clubs could comprise a national alliance which would elevate bird clubs to national notice and which would provide all clubs with direct information and services, while encouraging their individual participation in the many facets of national aviculture. BCA's goal is to provide educational materials to clubs, formatted for use in club newsletters or as handouts at club activities or by breeders. Consisting of 50 Alliance Clubs and 3 Alliance National Societies While BCA alliance clubs and individuals may donate financial support to help with the cost of supplies and mailings, there are no membership dues. BCA provides alliance clubs with peridocial mailings Our BCA material is there to help editors, officers, libraries, and marts. Alliance Clubs receive peridocially a envelope with a selection of new or revised 3-hole pages for newsletters or other public use.

40. Local Bird Clubs ~ ABA Links ~ American Birding Association
    Birding organization that helps birders increase bird ID and birdfinding skills,enjoyment of birdwatching, and bird conservation involvement.  
    http://www.americanbirding.org/abalinks/linkspage1b.htm
    
    Extractions: Regional US / Int'l We depend on users to help us keep the information on these pages up-to-date. Please email the webmaster with your feedback or submission (follow the format below). Alabama Ornithological Society (AOS) Founded in 1952. Website has info about birds and birding in Alabama, checklist of Alabama birds, bird count data, membership info, schedule of meetings, and RBA reports for Alabama and N/W Florida. Arizona: Maricopa Audubon Society (MAS) is NAS' Phoenix metropolitan area chapter, with over 3000 members. Website has info about the chapter, programs and meetings, online newsletter, links. Arkansas: Audubon Society of Central Arkansas NAS chapter. Website includes info on meetings, citizen science programs, map with directions to birding hotspots.

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