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The 2009 William and Nancy Klamm Service Award.(Kenneth C. Parkes): An article from: The Wilson Journal of Ornithology by Unavailable, 2009-12-01 The History of American Ornithology before Audubon. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society Held At Philadelphia for Promoting Useful Knowledge. New Series-Volume 41, Part 3, 1951 by Elsa Gierdrum Allen, 1979 The Oriole: Quarterly Journal of the Georgia Ornithological Society (Vol. 62, No. 1,2) Hampshire Bird Report 2008 by Hampshire Ornithological Society, 2009-10-31 The Murrelet, A Journal of Northwestern Ornithology and Mammalogy.Contains Articles on John Earl Guberlet, Kangaroo-Mice from Utah, Shrew-Mole from Washington, Relation of Water to Dormancy in Mammals, and more by Pacific Northwest Bird and Mammal Society., 1941 The Murrelet, A Journal of Northwestern Ornithology and Mammalogy.Contains Articles on Bats, Green Heron, Spotted Sandpiper, Meadow Mouse, San Juan Islands, and more by Pacific Northwest Bird and Mammal Society., 1940 The Murrelet, A Journal of Northwestern Ornithology and Mammalogy.Contains Articles on Mammals of Whitman County, Belding Ground Squirrel, Night Moves of Wild Animals, Fly Maggot Attaching Young Birds, Bird Records from British Columbia, and more by Pacific Northwest Bird and Mammal Society., 1940 The CONDOR Journal of the Cooper Ornithological Society July August 1962 (Volume 64 Number 4) Ornithological report for Northumberland and Durham for 1952 (Transactions of the Natural History Society of Northumberland, Durham and Newcastle upon Tyne) by George W Temperley, 1953 Wings along the Winnipeg: The birds of the Pinawa-Lac du Bonnet Region, Manitoba (Manitoba Naturalists Society Eco series) by Peter Taylor, 1983 Ornithological report for Northumberland and Durham for 1955 (Transactions of the Natural History Society of Northumberland, Durham and Newcastle upon Tyne) by George W Temperley, 1956 Ornithological report on the Farne Islands for 1955 (Transactions of the Natural History Society of Northumberland, Durham and Newcastle upon Tyne) by Grace Hickling, 1956 Ornithological report on the Farne Islands for 1954 (Transactions of the Natural History Society of Northumberland, Durham and Newcastle upon Tyne) by Grace Hickling, 1955 Ornithological report for Northumberland and Durham for 1956 (Transactions of the Natural History Society of Northumberland, Durham and Newcastle upon Tyne) by George W Temperley, 1957

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101. Triptych : Browse
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     http://triptych.brynmawr.edu/cdm4/browse.php?CISOROOT=/cope&CISOSORT=title|r&CIS

102. Sandwich Bay Bird Observatory
     important and regular contributions were made to the newly formed KentOrnithology Society which opened a new era of bird recording within the county.  
     http://www.sbbo.co.uk/history.htm
     
     Extractions: A BRIEF HISTORY The Sandwich Bay coastline and all the marshes inland to the River Stour have been created by the northerly drift of sand and shingle, together with deposits of alluvium over many centuries. This process is still taking place. It is interesting to reflect that almost all of the area of the Sandwich Bay Nature Reserve has been laid down since the 18th century. Great changes have taken place since the Sandwich Tern and the Kentish Plover regularly bred here and were first described by Dr John Latham, the eminent naturalist of the day from specimens taken at Sandwich Bay in 1784 and 1787 by William Boys, Sandwich historian and Fellow of the Linnaean Society The sandhills have attracted naturalists to study the rich flora and fauna of the area, a stretch of coastal dunes unique in the County of Kent and recognised as being of the highest scientific and amenity value. View from Observatory track The colony of Little Terns has been wardened in conjunction with the Kent Trust for Nature Conservation, but as with most colonies of this species in this country, they are declining for reasons badly understood. Sandwich Bay was one of the first of the country's independent ringing stations and it began in 1952. Official Observatory status was achieved in 1962 when, with the kind co-operation of Mr A Daw and sons we were able to move into our present headquarters. The ringing and recording are still carried out within the rules of the Bird Observatories Council and the British Trust for Ornithology.

103. Société D'Ornithologie De Polynésie "MANU"
     Birds of French Polynesia and conservation programs.  
     http://www.manu.pf/

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