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Birding:     more books (100)

Birding in Seattle and King County: Site Guide and Annotated List (Trailside Series) by Eugene S. Hunn, 1982-12 Birding Cape Cod by Cape Cod Bird Club, Massachusetts Audubon Society, 2005-01-01 Identify Yourself: The 50 Most Common Birding Identification Challenges by Bill Thompson III, 2005-05-01 Birding From a Tractor Seat by Charles T Flugum, 1975 The Life of the Skies: Birding at the End of Nature by Jonathan Rosen, 2008-12-23 Birds And Birding at Cape May by Clay Sutton, Pat Sutton, 2006-12-01 Birding the Southwestern National Parks (W. L. Moody Jr. Natural History Series) by Roland H. Wauer, 2004-01-21 Beyond Birdwatching: More Than There Is to Know About Birding by Ben Sill, Cathryn Sill, et all 1993-10 Birding North Dakota by Dan, and Ron Martin Svingen, 2003-01-01 Birding The Complete Birder: A Guide to Better Birding by Jack Connor, 1988-03-30 Weekend Walks in Rhode Island: 40 Trails for Hiking, Birding & Nature Viewing, Fourth Edition by Ken Weber, 2005-06-21 Essential Birding Western South Africa: Key Routes from Cape Town to the Kalahari by Callan Cohen, Claire Spottiswoode, 2001-03-31 Chasing Birds across Texas: A Birding Big Year (Louise Lindsey Merrick Natural Environment Series) by Mark Thomas Adams, 2003-10-01

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101. New Mexico Birding
     Where do you want to go birding website for New Mexico has links to more locations.Back to Top. Organizations of Interest for New Mexico birding  
     http://www.interaktv.com/NM/NMBirding.html
     
     Extractions: birding resources places to bird organizations of interest also of interest ... other birding resources Please Support this Site! Check out the BiologyBase Store part of BiologyBase Birding related links for New Mexico The State Bird of New Mexico, pictured above, is the Greater Roadrunner Please support this site. Make a purchase from the BiologyBase online store Bird Section Birding Resources Back to Top Places to Bird National Park Service Information on NM Locations: Aztec Ruins National Monument Bandelier National Monument Capulin Volcano National Monument Carlsbad Caverns National Park ... El Malpais National Monument (bird checklist from USNPS El Morro National Monument Fort Union National Monument Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (bird checklist from USNPS Pecos National Historical Park Petroglyph National Monument Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument ... White Sands National Monument (bird checklist from

102. OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
     Local guide based in Tucson, Arizona. Personalized tours of the birds of Arizona.  
     http://www.melodysbirdingadventures.com/
     
     Extractions: Migration is here!! The hummers are moving through. Melody's Birding Adventures (So Many Birds, So Little Time) Birding with a Personal Touch Whether you are a birdwatcher or a bird-a-holic (like your guide), come and join Melody Kehl and her local expertise. With years of poking around Arizona (particularly Southern Arizona) and running Outdoor Adventures since 1992, she knows where the birds are!! Each adventure is designed with a schedule and pace tailored to give a unique and personalized birding experience.

103. Birding Guide - Bird Watching Directory
     Information, resources, and links for bird watching.  
     http://www.birdingguide.com/
     
     Extractions: Birding Guide Site Map Contact Birding Guide ... Where to Watch A couple times a month our friend Bill writes about his bird watching trips. Most of the outings happen on trails and rivers located in the Northwest portion of the United States. Follow along with the Birding Guide on Bill's next bird watching adventure that can be found in the

104. Mendocino Coast Audubon Society: Home Page
     Field trips, meetings, educational and conservation projects, FAQ, bird sightings, Mendocino birding listserv, and bird and butterfly checklists.  
     http://www.mcn.org/j/audubon/

105. TPWD: The Great Texas Birding Classic - 2005
     Annual birding tournament held on the coast in late April.  
     http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/gtbc/
     
     Extractions: Other links of interest: To increase appreciation, understanding and conservation of birds along the Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail through education, recreation, nature tourism and conservation fundraising. For the past eight years, during Texas' amazing spring migration, Texas Parks and Wildlife has sponsored the Great Texas Birding Classic. During this weeklong event, birders from around the globe converge on the Texas coast for fun and friendly team birding. This year, due to the tournament's phenomenal growth, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is pleased to announce that the 2005 event will be co-hosted with our new partners at the Gulf Coast Bird Observatory (GCBO). This new partnership is expected to help the Birding Classic grow even bigger than ever before as we pool both our organizations' resources. There are opportunities to test and improve your bird identification skills in the tournament, participate in local community birding activities including those listed in the

106. Wild Bird Mart
     Pole mounted, hanging, tube, squirrel proof, and window model feeders. Also sells birding related accessories.  
     http://www.wildbirdmart.com/

107. Long Island Birding, Birds & Bird Watching
     Essays and articles about birding on Long Island, backyard birding, tips, sightings,favorite bird books, conservation issues, hot spots, and photos.  
     http://www.libirding.com/
     
     Extractions: What a wonderful time of year! The colors are beautiful, the air is crisp, the birds are active. This is the time of year when some of our summer visitors leave us, and our winter friends return. We anxiously watch as the waterfowl return, and say good-bye to the shore birds that will go further south. It's exciting to see Hawks migrating over Long Island. And those migrating colorful warblers are a real ID challenge as they pass through. It's a time to be outside and enjoy the comfortable weather, before the cold sets in.

108. Untitled Document
     Serves Lake County. Events, programs, field trips, conservation issues, birding spots, map, photo gallery, and newsletter.  
     http://www.oklawaha-audubon.org/

109. Joanne's Backyard
     A personal experience of backyard birding. Includes photos of some common North American birds and butterflies.  
     http://www.joannesbackyard.com
     
     Extractions: Welcome to Joanne's Backyard. I created this as a place for fellow bird lovers like myself, to come and see the various birds that have visited my backyard habitat. In addition to all the pictures on this site, you will also find plenty of related info on birds, my butterfly garden, a little about me and also links to my favorite sites. A few years back I bought a bird house to decorate my backyard fence. Little did I know, that this one purchase was going to change my life. Months later, I noticed a gorgeous blue-colored bird sitting on the fence. It wasn't long before I learned I had actually purchased a bluebird house and now had a pair claiming it for their own. What a thrill it was, to have a successful fledge of eastern bluebirds. This experience was life altering. I was now inspired and it didn't take long before I began adding feeders and bird baths in hopes of attracting more bird species to my yard. I searched the internet for sites, to learn how to provide a habitat that would be attractive to birds. I found the National Wildlife Federation Backyard Habitat program and realized I already provided the basics (food, shelter, water, and places to raise their young), so I completed the application process and received my certification in August, 2002. As my passion for backyard birding has grown, my interests have expanded to include gardening for birds, digital photography and raising mealworms, which are a favorite food of many birds, but especially the bluebirds. I now have a few butterfly/hummingbird gardens and was treated to my first ever sighting of a ruby-throated hummingbird this past summer, which I was fortunate to photograph.

110. Guatemala Birding Resource Center
     Founded to promote quality birding and conservation in Guatemala throughtours, birding products , workshops, and donations.  
     http://www.xelapages.com/gbrc/

111. Ipperwash
     Lake Huron west of Parkhill. Sand dunes, forests, and wet meadows. Boating, swimming, fishing, birding, camping. Natural features, facilities, location. Park is temporarily closed.  
     http://OntarioParks.com/english/ippe.html
     
     Extractions: Skip over main navigation to content. Welcome Your Parks Parks Blog ... Feedback Most will come for the long, sandy beach and Lake Huron sunsets. Others will seek out rare flowers that thrive in treed sloughs between the dunes blue heart, nut rush and lobelia. Yet others will arrive in fall for a chance to see migrating jaegers, scoter, grebe and Brant geese.

112. NJAS: Welcome To Birding's Premier Event
     World Series of birding. Home About NJAS Conservation Education Welcome to birding s Premier Event. This countdown clock requires a Javaenabled  
     http://www.njaudubon.org/WSB/

113. Bastrop County Audubon Society
     Articles, seasonal bird checklist, bird count results, programs, birding spots, and photos.  
     http://www.bastropcountyaudubon.org/

114. Birding-Aus Mail Archive
     Searchable archive of messages from the mailing list for discussion of Australianwild birds.  
     http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/birding-aus/
     
     Extractions: browse the archive search the archive archive home birding-aus home Birding-aus is a unmoderated mailing list for discsussion of Australian wild birds. Contributions are welcome on topics such as bird watching, conservation and avian biology. The birding-aus list was created by, and is administered by Russell Woodford (rwood@shc.melb.catholic.edu.au) To join birding-aus send an email message to: majordomo@vicnet.net.au with no subject line and this in the body of the message SUBSCRIBE BIRDING-AUS person@x.y.z.com You should replace person@x.y.z.com with your full e-mail address. The Birding-Aus mail archive was created by Andrew Taylor . It is a complete archive of birding-aus messages since October 16, 1996. Messages are added to the archive automatically every night. You can browse the archive or search the archive Neither Andrew Taylor nor the University of NSW School of Computer and Engineering take any responsibility for the contents of this archive. It is purely a compilation of material sent by many people to the birding-aus mailing list . It has not been checked for accuracy nor its content verified in any way. If you wish to get material removed from the archive or have other queries about the archive e-mail Andrew Taylor at this address: andrewt@cse.unsw.EDU.AU

115. Migratory Bird Conservancy
     US based program, sponsored by birding businesses, devoted to conservation of birds and their habitats.  
     http://www.conservebirds.org/
     
     Extractions: Birding Businesses and Their Customers Working Together to Conserve Birds and Their Habitats New Grants Awarded - Click here for the Details! The Swallow-tailed Kite is one of the highest priority species within the Partners in Flight conservation ranking system. The Migratory Bird Conservancy was established in part to help protect habitats for birds most in need of conservation action, like the kite. The Migratory Bird Conservancy is the only program devoted exclusively to conservation of birds and their habitats. MBC is a unique partnership among birders, birding businesses, and the conservation community. Our goal is to raise at least $500,000 annually to help conserve bird habitats throughout the Western Hemisphere. YOU can help save birds by making a tax-deductible donation and by supporting those companies that contribute to MBC.

116. Indicator Birding - Home Page
     Information on birding around Johannesburg, Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa.  
     http://www.birding.co.za/

117. Birding Facts Birding Resources By The Fat Birder
     News, comprehensive worldwide birding links, and reviews.  
     http://www.fatbirder.com/
     
     Extractions: The premier everywhere Fatbirder users. If you can write an intro for a page that doesn't have one please get in touch. If you have taken an appropriate photo and your country or state page has a picture taken by someone who doesn't live there get in touch too! Support Fatbirder by visiting our advertiser's websites and buying books by clicking through to Amazon under the book title and help us at no cost to you! Counting birds you can’t see

118. Untitled
     South African Flag, The main site for Indicator birding has moved!http//www.birding.co.za. (you will be redirected there in 10 seconds or clickthe link  
     http://www.birding.co.za/zulubird/

119. Lopez Birding Tours
     Guided 3day tour in Washington State's San Juan Islands.  
     http://www.geocities.com/lopezbird/

120. Zululand Birding Route, The
     s ofroutes, tour guides, accommodations, photo gallery, and advice.Network of selfguided or guided birding routes in South Africa.  
     http://www.zbr.co.za/
     
     Extractions: Latest on the Zululand Birding Route 9th-12th FEBRUARY 2006 The Vryheid Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife Honorary Officers, in conjunction with the Zululand Birding Route, invite you to attend a guided birding weekend to top spots in North-west Zululand. Richards Bay Minerals supported Schools celebrate National Environment week and birds with Zululand Birding Route Local Guides Book now for the Eshowe Entumeni Conservacy weekend "The Zululand Birding Route office has relocated - we are no longer at the Croc Sanctuary. You can find us at the Protea Hotel Imvubu Lodge, in Meerensee Richards Bay" ........ directions From the N2 head into Richards Bay towards Meerensee. Continue past the industries, over the Mzingazi River. Take your second turn to the left into Hibberd Drive after crossing the Mzingazi (+_ 2KM's on a sharp bend) sign posted "Hotels and Log Cabins" - follow this road into the Protea Hotel Imvubu Lodge. Richards Bay Weekend Birding Special - 2 nights accomodation, guides and breakfast all for only R500.00

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