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Breeding Birds: more books (100)

Foreign bird keeping;: Forty years' experience in their breeding and management by Edward J Boosey, 1956
Atlas of Breeding Birds of the Falkland Islands by Robin W. Woods, Anne Woods, 1996-11-26
A Birdkeeper's Guide to Breeding Birds (Birdkeeper's Guide S.) by David Alderton, 1999-06-30
Nests and Eggs of Birds Found Breeding in Australia and Tasmania: v. 1
BREEDING BIRDS OF ELEPHANT BUTTE MARSH. by C. Hundertmark, 1978
Atlas of breeding birds of the West Midlands: Based on a field survey covering the counties of Warwickshire, Worcestershire and Staffordshire during the years 1966-1968; by John Lord, 1970
COLORADO BREEDING BIRD ATLAS.(Review) (book review): An article from: Wilson Bulletin by William E. Davis Jr., 2000-09-01
Tetrad Atlas of the Breeding Birds of Essex by M.K. Dennis, 1996-12-06
Atlas of the Breeding Birds of Monterey County by Don Roberson, 1993
Kansas Breeding Bird Atlas.(Book Review): An article from: Wilson Bulletin by W. Ross Silcock, 2003-03-01
Bird Homes: The Nests, Eggs and Breeding Habits of the Land Birds Breeding in the Eastern United States : With Hints On the Rearing and Photographing of Young Birds by Arthur Radclyffe Dugmore, 2010-03-19
Nesting Birds: The Breeding Habits of Southern African Birds by Peter Steyn, 1996-07-31
Breeding Birds of Ontario: Nidiology and Distribution, Vol 2 : Passerines. (Life Sciences Miscellaneous Publication) by George K. Peck, Ross D. James, 1987-06
The West Virginia Breeding Bird Atlas (Pitt Series in Nature and Natural History) by AlbertJr. Buckelew, George Hall, 1994-10-28

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FORPUS COELESTIS AT BROUWERS PARROTLETS
Breeder located in the Netherlands. Versions in English and Nederlands. Information on the species, feeding, breeding, available birds and photos.
http://www.forpus.nl/
Old Crow
Located 73 km north of the Arctic Circle and 110 km south of the Beaufort Sea, represents a valuable wetland and provides breeding habitat for several aquatic mammals, and a variety of birds.
http://www.taiga.net/wetlands/oldcrow/oc_gen.html

Extractions: Old Crow Flats, located 73 km north of the Arctic Circle and 110 km south of the Beaufort Sea, represents one of the Yukon's most valuable wetlands and provides breeding habitat for several aquatic mammals, peregrine falcons, and a variety of waterfowl, shorebirds and songbirds. In summer, the Flats serves as a waterfowl refuge for moulting and staging for fall migration. Old Crow Flats falls within the traditional territory of the Vuntut Gwitchin. The richness of Old Crow Flats and its importance to waterfowl populations have drawn researchers to study this special ecosystem. Researchers are currently investigating why particular lakes are important to breeding and moulting waterfowl, as well as monitoring the long-term changes in vegetation communities. Satellite imagery has emerged as an important tool in these studies. Given the remote wilderness location, pristine conditions, and the strong conservation regime now in place for the Old Crow Flats, its future as a wetland of international significance seems politically assured. One potential threat is global climate change. Old Crow residents seem to feel that lake levels have been dropping, and are concerned that the Flats are "drying up" from the warmer temperatures and earlier springs of recent years. The mean annual daily temperature is -10 degrees C (1951-1980).
Ontario Programs
Conservation priorities, Ontario birds at risk, Great Lakes Marsh Monitoring Program, nocturnal owl surveys, and breeding Bird Surveys in Ontario.
http://www.bsc-eoc.org/ontario.html

Extractions: Main Page B ird Studies Canada, and formerly Long Point Bird Observatory has been running Ontario-wide programs for many years, beginning with the Ontario Bird Feeder Survey, launched in 1976, which later became the continental Project FeederWatch program. The Canadian Lakes Loon Survey also had its beginnings in Ontario. We ran the Great Lakes Beached Bird Survey for several years in the early 1980s; this international program was designed to provide us with information on the numbers, species and distributions of birds found dead along shorelines throughout the Great Lakes. At about the same time, we launched the Ontario Heronry Inventory, which is still repeated every 10 years. A Great Lakes Colonial Bird Registry was later conducted. Together with the Federation of Ontario Naturalists , we launched the Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas project (1981-85), which then evolved into the Ontario Rare Breeding Bird Program, and which has in turn continued as the Ontario Birds At Risk program. Other current projects in Ontario include the Great Lakes Marsh Monitoring Program, the Nocturnal Owl Survey. Wherever possible, Ontario projects have a large, and very important, volunteer component.
BirdsnWays - Articles & FAQs On Pet Birds, Pet Parrots & Exotic Bird Species - A
Links to fulltext articles on every aspect of greys, including breeding, selection, care, housing, nutrition, and speech training.
http://www.birdsnways.com/birds/artspec.htm#Greys
Sommer Ranch Andalusians
breeding and sales of pure and partbred horses. Breeders of exotic birds including Eclectus, Macaws, and Grays. Located in Acton, California.
http://www.sommerranch.com/

Extractions: Nestled in the San Gabriel mountains, just a short drive from Los Angeles, Sommer Ranch Andalusians boasts a complete breeding, training and sales center. Services offered to the public include the sale of our own premiere Andalusian stock (of both pure Spanish and Portuguese bloodlines) in an array of colors including blacks bays, gray a lso provide a nationwide sales referral service that currently lists over thirty pure and part bred Andalusians available for purchase in the U.S. and Canada. Sommer Ranch has been the home to the legendary bay stallion, BRAVIO. We salute his accomplishments, as well as the accomplishments of his amazing offspring. His passing in August of 2003 has left a large hole in our hearts that no one can ever fill. But we look forward to continuing his legacy with his mirror image son...BALITOR, the big metallic red/bay stallion. BRAVIO e arned incredible honors during his career as our showing and breeding stallion, but most of all we will remember him for the loving family member that he was to each of us. His accomplishments fill an entire page and we invite you to read more about him in the attached article.
Buddy's Birds Aviaries Featuring Solomon Isle Eclectus Parrots
breeding Solomon Island eclectus parrots exclusively. Has pictures, hatch report, frequently asked questions, and java based chat area. Located in South Florida.
http://www.luxury.net/eclectus/

Extractions: or E-MAIL for details. Birds for Sale! For more information See the Sales Report IS LOCATED IN SOUTH FLORIDA, BROWARD COUNTY. SHOWINGS TO INTERESTED PARTIES BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. (954) 938-5100 (If you reach AMC voice mail, leave a message for "BUDDY") The finest in luxury shopping WWW.LUXURY.NET
FNYSBC - We've Moved!
New York State's ornithological society. breeding bird atlas, photograph gallery, field trips, meetings, state checklist, awards, publications, and conservation issues.
http://birds.cornell.edu/fnysbc/
BIRDING HAWAII
Comprehensive site for information on birds and birding in the Hawaiian Islands. News and events, introduction, sightings, checklist, annotated lists of breeding and migrant birds, site guides to birding locations on each major island, articles, links and other resources.
http://www.birdinghawaii.co.uk/
Davis Lund Aviaries - Menu
Californian aviary breeding turacos, mousebirds, hornbills, and other zootype exotic birds. Softbilled bird information and photos.
http://members.aol.com/DLAviaries/

Extractions: The Davis Lund Aviaries' Goal in creating this website is to promote softbill aviculture by providing an introduction of softbilled birds to the general public, and by sharing experiences with and gaining knowledge from other softbill aviculturists. Hope you enjoy your visit! Welcome to the: The New MOUSEBIRD Book Is OUT! Click Here Davis Lund Aviaries P.O. Box 60051 Sacramento, CA 95860 Owners: Kevin Lund and Kateri Davis DLAviaries@aol.com Our Aviaries The Mousebird Book About Our Aviaries Softbill Items For Sale Care of Softbills What Is A Softbill Bird? Diets/Feeding Purchasing Softbills Breeding Softbills Mixed Species Aviaries Species Information of Birds Kept by the Davis Lunds Hornbills Babblers (Pekins, Mesias, Etc.) Mousebirds (Colies) ... Softbill Bird Web Links A New Softbill Book! "Mousebirds In Aviculture" The only book of its kind! Covers care, diet, breeding, and much more on these great pet and aviary birds. A must for every softbiller! Only $24.99 Click here for more info.
Cornwall Bird Atlas
Project to produce atlases for breeding and overwintering birds in Cornwall.
http://www.cornwallwildliferecords.co.uk/birdatlas/

Extractions: for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly For many years there has been no way of bringing together the diverse records relating to many of the breeding and non-breeding bird species. Randomly collected records of common breeding and wintering species have been a particular cause for concern and there has been much discussion about the best way to handle such records. The Cornwall Bird Atlas project hopes not only to provide a home for such records, but also to put in place a recording structure that will lead to a comprehensive understanding of the avifauna of Cornwall. This project will take all species records at any time of year and use them constructively, but the primary aim is to concentrate on the production of two atlases: a breeding atlas ; and a wintering atlas We hope that the atlas(es) will provide a clear picture of the status of all the birds using Cornwall at the start of the 21st century so that all the organisations in the county working for the conservation of birds will have a firm basis on which to draw conclusions.
BFL: Species Account: Grace's Warbler
Species account describes this bird's distribution, breeding habitat, nesting, conservation status, and vocalizations.
http://birds.cornell.edu/bfl/speciesaccts/grawar.html

Extractions: Species Groups List of species ... Species accounts Dendroica graciae Distribution Breeding: Scattered populations in the mountains from southern Nevada, southern Utah, and southwestern Colorado, south through western and central Mexico to Nicaragua. Winter: The highlands of western Mexico, south to Nicaragua. Breeding habitat Conservation status This species is of moderate conservation importance, because of its relatively small and patchy distribution, and its restriction to mature coniferous forests. Populations are not well monitored in any part of its range, and habitat requirements are poorly known. Description Male: One of the smallest Dendroica warblers, moderately long tail, fine bill. Gray above, black streaks on back and crown. Throat, upper breast yellow; remaining underparts white with dark streaks on sides. The yellow eyebrow turns white behind eye. Wings and tail are dark, with 2 white wing bars and white outer tail feathers. Female: Similar to adult male, but upperparts are duller gray, black streaks on flanks are finer.
Pet Birds For Sale - White Bellied Caique Parrots For Sale - White Bellied Caiqu
Exclusively breeding white bellied caiques. Offers hand feed babies, young pairs that are dna sexed, older pairs, and proven breeders. Located in Orlando.
http://www.caique-parrot-pet-birds.com

Extractions: White Bellied Caiques are the undisputed rodeo clowns of the parrot world. Their coloring is almost as comical as their personalities. They like being the center of attention and are a joy to watch play, wrestle, Hop like rabbits, and steal food from each other. They are very easy to teach tricks and are capable of completing difficult tasks. White Bellied Caiques are like small children in that they can play very hard for a while and then get tired somewhat suddenly and need a nap. They need this down time which makes them a good pet for someone who is gone a lot during the day. They do not need constant attention and have the ability to entertain themselves when need be Growing to about nine inches in length, White-bellied Caiques have predominantly green plumage. They are extremely colorful little birds with orange upper ear coverts, crowns, napes and foreheads. Their bill is horn colored, and the periopthalmic ring is white. White-bellied Caiques have flesh-colored feet. The iris is red. White-bellied Caiques have yellow throats and cheeks. Their undersides are a creamy white color, and their under-tail covers are yellow in color. White-bellied Caiques' primaries and primary coverts are a deep violet or purple-blue color, and the upper sides of their tails have green feathers. The underside of the tail is a gray-black color.
The Birds Of North America Online
Detailed facts about this species' migration and breeding. Includes a photo.
http://birds.cornell.edu/birdsofna/excerpts/capemay.html

Extractions: Finding the information you need has never been faster or more comprehensive. Search through over 700 species by common name, scientific name, or keywords. Neotropic Cormorant Revised: Sept. 2005 Black-throated Green Warbler Revised: Aug. 2005 Barn Owl Revised: June 2005 King Rail Revised: May 2005 Black-throated Blue Warbler Revised: Apr. 2005 Le Conte's Sparrow Revised: Apr. 2005 Altamira Oriole Revised: Mar. 2005 SYSTEM NOTICE: The BNA Online site will be down for server maintenance from 2:00 pm EDT Sept. 24 to 2:00 pm EDT Sept. 25. There will be no access to BNA during this time. now available for Flycatchers, Swallows, Wrens and Thrashers from the Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology CrossRef enabled! Researcher benefits Raptor photos from Arthur Morris/Birds as Art Ivory-billed Woodpecker rediscovered in eastern Arkansas!
Parrots: International Aviculturists Society
A group of aviculturists from around the world striving to protect, preserve, and enhance the keeping and breeding of all exotic birds. Educational information from excerpts from previous conventions and seminars.
http://www.funnyfarmexotics.com/IAS/

Extractions: International Aviculturists Society Dedicated to the Birds of the World! 2003 Convention: Parrots - Perspectives and Solutions From Aviculture and Field Conservation- Table of Contents Progress in Understanding Proventricular Dilatation Disease (Fall 1998) Prevention of Avian Polyomavirus Infections through Vaccination (1998) Brazil Reports That the Endangered Lear's Macaw is Threatened by Illegal Bird Collectors - Press Release from IBAMA July 14, 1998 ... 1998 Convention Information (February 14 Update) with Speaker Highlights and draft of Voluntary Accreditation Standards (requires Adobe Acrobat to view. This Plug-in is available free from Adobe.) (12 pages so download may be slow) Use the back key on your browser to return to this page. 1998 Convention Information (requires Adobe Acrobat to view. This Plug-in is available free from Adobe.) Use the back key on your browser to return to this page. Proventricular Dilitation Disease Update - Winter 1998 (requires Adobe Acrobat to view. This Plug-in is available free from Adobe.) Use the back key on your browser to return to this page. IAS Bylaws Psittacine Incubation Techniques, Incubation Periods, and First Laying Dates of Captive Raised First Generation Parrots
Welcome Pinehill Kennels - Dedicated To Breeding The Finest Elhew English Pointe
breeding for bird dogs with natural ability. Puppies started on birds at an early age.
http://www.pinehillkennels.com/

Extractions: We have been breeding English Pointers for the past 25 years. We breed for natural ability, many of our puppies will actually hunt and point their game at 12 and sixteen weeks of age. We only breed outstanding bitches, most of them have proven themselves in the rugged terrain of West Texas. Our dogs not only hunt the rough cover, but are bred for super intelligence and excellent noses; they want to please and hunt with you. Our dogs are best described as class gentlemen shooting dogs, with great disposition and conformation. We would like to show you our stud dog and some of our brood bitches. Frozen Semen
Missouri's Birds
A Missouri Department of Conservation publication, with the breeding Bird Atlas and many useful articles.
http://www.conservation.state.mo.us/nathis/birds/

Extractions: Skip to Main Content. Nature Shop Help Jobs Search Fishing Forestry Nature Private Land ... Education Monday, September 19, 2005 Outdoor Recreation Events Get Involved Magazine ... Winter Sparrows Related Topics 2000 Prairie Chicken Report Like mammals, amphibians and reptiles, birds belong to the phylum Chordata. All birds are endothermic ("warm-blooded") and covered with feathers, and most have the ability to fly. Birds evolved from reptiles about 130 million years ago. There are an estimated 9,000 species of birds in the world. Approximately 900 occur in North America and more than 400 have been recorded in Missouri. More than 150 species regularly nest in our state. The variety of color, size, behavior, songs and nests in the bird world, and of course the magic of flight, make birds a wonderful part of outdoor Missouri. Avian Aliens No Caws for Alarm (crows) Nature's Painted Bird (painted bunting) Great Blue Herons ... Who Needs Cliffs? (peregrine falcon)
Exhibition Budgerigars
Offers information on breeding ,showing, illness and treatment of the budgerigar. Also pictures of his birds.
http://rayfox4.tripod.com

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Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge
A refuge and breeding ground for migratory birds and other wildlife.
http://moosehorn.fws.gov/
Breeding Bird Survey - Farmland Birds - Caring For The Chilterns | The Chilterns
To solve this problem, a breeding Bird Survey of the AONB was carried out by the project in the spring and early summer of 2002.
http://www.chilternsaonb.org/caring/farmland_birds_breeding.html

Extractions: Results from the survey have illustrated a number of key points: Other declining farmland bird species are widely distributed throughout the AONB. These are skylark, yellowhammer and linnet. All these species are found at above average population levels, making the Chilterns a very important area for their conservation. Other species are not faring quite so well in the AONB. Grey partridges have a very limited distribution and are found in poor numbers. They are mainly confined to the southwest corner of the Chilterns. Lapwings have a very poor population, with only a few hundred individuals left in the Chilterns. Tree sparrows and turtle doves were not recorded at all in the survey.
HAWKBAIT LOFTS-USA
Information web site for racing homing pigeons.Pages on health, training,feeding and breeding.Also pages on eye sign,history and the birds of war.
http://dennisweinreich.tripod.com/

Extractions: Lord and Savior. Amen." click on the hawk to go to my main hawkbait web site logo design by the Site barn.com/animations by Melody's sigs,and jackies graphics THANKS FOR COMING TO MY WEB SITE Thank you for visiting the "Hawkbait.Web Site"! Here at HawkBait we try to maintain a family of racers that have excellent muscle, super feather quality, lots of vigor, stamina,and exceptional homing instinct.This family of racers all have very good eye sign also. This family of racers are blended from long distance families, such as Stichelbaut,Jan Aarden,Delbar, Bricouix, HuskynVanriel ,Beakert, and

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