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Bird Clubs:     more books (100)

The birds of Essex County, Massachusetts (Memoirs of the Nuttall ornithological club. no. III) by Charles Wendell Townsend, 1905 Bulletin Of The Bird Club Of Princeton University V1: September, 1901 (1901) Birds Sierra Club Knowledge Cards Deck by Pomegranate, 2004-05-01 Yun & the Giant Bird (Purple 2) (Bug Club) by Charlotte Raby, 2010-09-01 Studies of tropical American birds (Publications of the Nuttall Ornithological Club, no. 10) by Alexander Frank Skutch, 1972 Life histories of Central American highland birds, (Publications of the Nuttall Ornithological Club, no. 7) by Alexander Frank Skutch, 1967 Bird Notes (Volume 4) by Foreign Bird Club, 2010-01-13 Bird Notes (Volume 5, ser. 3, 1922) by Foreign Bird Club, 2010-01-13 Birds of Longwood Gardens (Longwood Favorites No. 3) by West Chester Bird Club, 1958 A Guide to the Birds of Lancaster County by Lancaster County Bird Club, 1984 THE BIRDS OF THE BENDIGO DITRICT by BIRD OBSERVERS GROUP - BENDIGO FIELD NATURALISTS CLUB, 1976-01-01 Bird Notes (Volume 3, 1904-1905) by Foreign Bird Club, 2010-01-13 Bird notes Bird Notes (Volume 2, ser. 3, 1919) by Foreign Bird Club, 2010-01-13

lists with details

81. Echo's Haven Complete Bird Search Engine - Bird And Parrot Clubs
    Echo s Haven Complete bird Search Engine bird and parrot clubs.  
    http://www.toolady.com/links/birdandparrotclubs.html

82. Avian Health Network StopPDD Campaign
    The bird Heard, a club based in Baltimore, Maryland, has graciously donated Hosted by the bird Heard Club of Maryland. Branson W. Ritchie, DVM, PhD,  
    http://www.stoppdd.org/clubs/birdfeathers.html

83. Canadian Birding Societies / Clubs
    Edmonton bird Club. Address Box 1111, Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2M1 Meetings The bird club meets every third Friday of the month from Fall to Spring.  
    http://www.web-nat.com/bic/society.html
    
    Extractions: I may list you in the following directory, using the improved Submission Form Alberta British Columbia Manitoba ... Yukon http://ebc@fanweb.ca/ Address : Box 1472, Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2N5 Contact : See website for information Dues : Visit their website for details Publications : They Publish 'The Alberta Naturalist', and many other publications Meetings : Check website for details Phone : (403)-453-8675 Fax : (403)-453-8553, E-mail : fan@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca Address : Box 1270 Lac La Biche, AB T0A 2C0 Contact : Jennifer Gammon Dues : $10.00 Web Address : http://www.sandnarrows.com/birdllb.html E-mail : jenegammon@hotmail.com Comment : The Lac La Biche Birding Society holds its meetings on the third Thursday of every month, at 7 pm, in room 220 of the Alberta Vocational School in Lac La Biche. Summer meetings tend to be field trips to nearby localities and normally start earlier then 7 pm, so email for information. Publications: B.C. BIRDING

84. FAN Vlubs - Wood Buffalo Wild Bird Club
    Wood Buffalo Wild bird Club (BACK TO FAN clubs) Networks established withthe Edmonton bird Club and other Provincial birding affiliations.  
    http://www.fanweb.ca/projects/ofb/Wood Buffalo Wild Bird Club.htm
    
    Extractions: 4) Co-operating with groups having related interests to promote exchange of information and to encourage representation of the club's views at all levels. No matter if you are an experienced birder, beginner or would just like to learn more about the birds of the Wood Buffalo region please feel welcome to attend our monthly meetings (Sept. to March), organized field trips or call any of the contacts mentioned below. The club also organizes two annual bird counts for the Fort McMurray area - the May Species Count (last weekend of May) and the Audubon Society's Christmas Bird Count - new participants are always welcome.

85. Bird Links, Link Exchange, And Birding Indexes
    Large bird related links directory, Stanton bird Club Lewiston, Maine. Wildlife art birding Guide List of birds by family, birding clubs, forums.  
    http://grd-jerry.home.att.net/bird_links.html

86. A Place For Canaries - Robirda's Clubs & Organizations Bird Links, A Place For C
    Robirda s pet bird and canary resources, with care and breeding info, pictures,articles, stories, a message board, a canary cam, and more.  
    http://www.robirda.com/links1.html
    
    Extractions: "Thanks for all the info. I'm new at this and have learned so much. I'm sending you the money I spent to buy a book that is not half as useful as your site. " "I sent you the same amount the vet charged me yesterday; you have done no less than he did for my bird. You are a real blessing to all of us canary lovers the world over." "I ordered "Canary Tales" by Linda Hogan last year... Although I fully recommend buying the book, I find Robirda's book much more complete, easier to read with less difficulty finding information." "Your information is definitely needed! I've had canaries for several years and bred them several times...but you've taught me more than I ever knew!" "I just want to let you know, that my little Pretty is enjoying your CD. I play it every morning for him. Thank You so much for helping all of us with our little birdie friends." Home Pages African Lovebird Society (US) (CA) African Parrot Society (US) The Amazona Society (US) American Ass'n of Spanish Timbrado Breeders American Budgerigar Society American Cockatiel Society ... American Singers Club, Inc

87. Home Page Of The Stanton Bird Club
    Stanton bird Club, Lewiston, Maine. Meetings and field trips open to the public.Check our list of local birding hotspots.  
    http://www.avcnet.org/stanton/
    
    Extractions: The Stanton Bird Club was founded in 1919 and named in honor of Dr. Jonathan Y. Stanton, a professor at Bates College in Lewiston. Over the years, a number of parcels of land were donated to the Club. These donations eventually grew to encompass some 310 acres, known as the Thorncrag Bird Sanctuary , in the heart of Lewiston, Maine's second largest city. Although almost all of the Stanton Bird Club's activities are free of charge, membership is encouraged because dues help finance the educational programs of the Junior Naturalists, as well as help fund stewardship programs at Thorncrag and the Club's two other sanctuaries. Anyone interested in a membership brochure can e-mail membership chairperson, Kathy Lawrence.

88. Thorncrag Bird Sanctuary
    The Stanton bird Club has been actively engaged in conservation work in theAndroscoggin County area for Checks should be payable to Stanton bird Club.  
    http://www.avcnet.org/stanton/thorncrg.htm
    
    Extractions: The Stanton Bird Club has been actively engaged in conservation work in the Androscoggin County area for over 80 years. Thorncrag Bird Sanctuary in Lewiston, a 310 acre wildlife preserve, has been the primary focus of that activity through the years. At an elevation of 510 feet, the highest point in the city, this sanctuary sits as a green capstone, a forested oasis surrounded on three sides by urban and suburban development. The "Crag", belonging to the family Thorne in the 1800's, is a familiar and well loved landmark in Lewiston. The human use of this land over the decades has been as varied as the habitats and wildlife it has always protected. Uses have included: recreation and scientific research by Bates College, a sheep and dairy farm, tuberculosis sanitorium, homestead for the reclusive Elder Thorne, and facility for Highland Spring Bottled Water Company. Today, a revitalized Thorncrag serves as the springboard for several community outreach programs, and as a significant regional site for wildlife habitat enhancement demonstrations and forestry practices. Since 1986 a dedicated corps of volunteers has been working to restore Thorncrag as a safe and educational resource for the area. Our earliest and strongest alliances were with the Cooperative Extension and the Soil and Water Conservation District. Through these agencies we reconstructed all the trails, installed erosion control devices, developed a very comprehensive Master Plan, assessed our wetlands, established an environmental education outreach program, and brought the community to a better understanding of the importance of conservation.

89. Rare Birds Entertainment, Comedy, Music, Edinburgh Fringe
    London agency providing comedians for clubs, private events and corporate functions. Contains list of talent, show profiles and contact information.  
    http://www.rarebirdsprod.com

90. Online Bird Club Directory
    Does your bird club have a web site? Check out the bird Club Directory below andmake sure your club is Click here to go the Online bird Club Directory  
    http://birding.about.com/library/blclub.htm
    
    Extractions: zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Birding / Wild Birds Birding / Wild Birds Essentials ... Help zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); Sign Up Now for the Birding / Wild Birds newsletter! See Online Courses Search Birding / Wild Birds Does your bird club have a web site? Check out the Bird Club Directory below and make sure your club is listed and the information correct. If your club needs to be listed, corrected, or linked, click here to fill out a form with the correct information. Send the form to me and I'll be glad to update your club's listing. What! Your club does NOT have a web site yet? Check out these places that have free web pages . All you do is fill out a simple form online and VOILA! instant web page. After you get your web page built, let me know and I'll add it to the Bird Club Directory with a link. Click here to go the Online Bird Club Directory More About Birding Chat

91. Santa Clara Valley Canary & Exotic Bird Club
    Santa Clara Valley Canary Exotic bird Club PO Box 3466, Santa Clara, CA 950553466. SCVCEBC Logo . Web Site Map. Last modified July 18, 2005  
    http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/1570/
    
    Extractions: P. O. Box 3466, Santa Clara, CA 95055-3466 Web Site Map Last modified: September 5, 2005 American Federation of Aviculture Disaster Relief Fund (click here to learn what the AFA is doing to help Katrina victims and how you can donate to this fund) Upcoming Events: September 11 , General Meeting, speaker will be Sebastian Vallelunga, program will be about European song canaries. Location will be the Peninsula Conservation Center, 3921 East Bayshore Rd., Palo Alto. Click here for map and directions. October 16 California Bird Mart Cow Palace, 2600 Geneva Ave., Daly City. 9:30 AM to 3 PM. November 20 California Bird Mart Santa Clara Co. Fairgrounds, 344 Tully Rd., San Jose. 9:30 AM to 3 PM.

92. The Cayuga Bird Club: Links And Resources
    The Cayuga bird Club web site is now the home of the Cayuga Lake Basin First Records CayugabirdsL is not directly affiliated with the Cayuga bird Club.  
    http://birds.cornell.edu/cayugabirdclub/resources.html
    
    Extractions: Our Photo Bulletin Board page is updated year-round by Kevin McGowan, who regularly posts photos of rare and interesting local sightings. The Cayuga Bird Club web site is now the home of the Cayuga Lake Basin First Records lists! To see what species have already been seen in our area this year, visit the 2005 list, prepared by Michael Andersen. In order to learn when various species can be expected to arrive during spring migration, visit the 1999-2004 Spring Arrivals list, prepared by Matthew Medler, and the 1903-1993 Spring Arrivals list, prepared by Charles R. Smith. Steve Kelling's shorebird migration chart can also be found at the First Records and Arrivals page. The Loon Watch at Taughannock Falls State Park is an all-volunteer effort to count Common Loons as they migrate south down Cayuga Lake each fall. Under the tireless leadership of Bob Meade, Loon Watchers counted more than 80,000 loons during the first ten years of the count's existence. Birdwatching Sites in the Cayuga Lake Basin contains descriptions of 13 area birding locales, including hot spots such as Sapsucker Woods, Summer Hill, and Myers Point. Written by Matthew Medler, these site summaries not only provide information on when and where to find birds in the Cayuga Lake Basin, they also contain links to over 160 species accounts expertly prepared by Kevin McGowan for the Cornell Lab of Ornithology's "All About Birds" web site.

93. Page Title
    Information for exhibitors, traders and clubs about the event in October 2002. Describes the event and its facilities.  
    http://www.geocities.com/festivalbirds2002

94. Catskill Exotic Bird Club
    Club and membership information along with bird pictures and articles. Located inMonticello.  
    http://www.birdclub.com/
    
    Extractions: Catskill Exotic Bird Club welcomes Robert Korovic "Pigeons" * September 8, 2005 * The members of the Catskill Exotic Bird Club would like to provide this place to you for learning, sharing information, and advancing the awareness of exotic birds' qualities and needs. Join the discussion in our "Bird Talk" forum. See images of members and visitors' birds in our picture area. Find information about this and other bird clubs. Read stories, humor, and information related to birds. Check out the links to other sites of interest on the web. Or...maybe you would like to join our club! Contact Information President Vice-President Richie Chiger Matt Frumess loxodon@aol.com mfrumess@hvc.rr.com Webmaster Jonathan Clemmons jclemmons@birdclub.com [ Home ] Articles Club's Info Editor's Note Links ... President's Message Send mail to jclemmons@birdclub.com with questions or comments about this web site.

95. Cheltenham Bird Club: Home Page
    Welcome to CHELTENHAM bird CLUB. The club is for anyone who is interested inbirdwatching, whether a beginner or more experienced.  
    http://beehive.thisisgloucestershire.co.uk/cheltbirdclub/
    
    Extractions: Pages Home Page Welcome Contact Us Membership ... Guestbook Where Now? Beehive Homepage Other sites in the Clubs and Societies category Click here to mail the helpdesk if you have a comment to make about the Beehive or this Beehive site Click here to email this page to a friend. Cheltenham Bird Club Welcome to CHELTENHAM BIRD CLUB. The club is for anyone who is interested in birdwatching, whether a beginner or more experienced. We meet once a week from October to March at Bournside School in Cheltenham, where we have talks and slide shows from visiting speakers and our own members. There are regular birdwatching trips, further afield, holidays and local guided walks in the spring months.

96. Cheltenham Bird Club: Contact Us
    For a free copy of Cheltenham bird Club’s quarterly newsletter, please contactthe Secretary on 01242 516393 For membership details, contact the Membership  
    http://beehive.thisisgloucestershire.co.uk/default.asp?WCI=SiteHome&ID=1285&Page

97. Queens County Bird Club
    Queens County bird Club 22806 Northern Boulevard, Douglaston, NY 11362 The Queens County bird Club consists of people who are participants in  
    http://www.littleneck.net/qcbc/

98. Tri-State Bird Club
    Can you imagine a club designed especially to share your interest in exotic birds?Well, that is exactly why TriState bird Club was organized!  
    http://www.upatsix.com/bcv/bcvtsbc.html
    
    Extractions: Tri-State Bird Club C an you imagine a club designed especially to share your interest in exotic birds? Well, that is exactly why Tri-State Bird Club was organized! Founded in 1988 by Bud and Marilyn Steere and Jim Hill, 16 fellow bird-lovers gathered in the Handley Library in Winchester, VA to organize what was to become known as Tri-State Bird Club. Meeting in members' homes was interesting and helped form closeness, but we soon grew too large and moved our meetings to our present home at Blandy Farm, the Virginia State Arboretum. This is where we still meet today on the second Sunday of each month at 2:00 p.m. O ur first Bird Mart was held on April 16, 1989 at the Winchester War Memorial building. We realized at this point the interest in exotic birds was great as we filled the room all day. Two years later we had grown so large that we moved our Bird Mart to our present location of the Winchester National Guard Armory. Tri-State Bird Club has a fine cadre of hard workers who extend themselves on behalf of their clubmates. There is a good spirit among Club members. The divisiveness of politics' rarely appears, and for persons looking for an organization to benefit the birds by providing timely information and support Tri-State Bird Club is it!

99. New York State Ornithological Association, Formerly Federation Of New York State
    in and appreciation of birds; and to protect birds and their habitats.Individuals as well as clubs are welcome to join and will enjoy the benefits of  
    http://www.nybirds.org/

100. Eastern Kentucky Bird Club
     Provides a place for bird enthusiasts to become acquainted and share information,and organizes birding events and educational programs.  
     http://www.biology.eku.edu/KOS/ekbc.htm

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