101. Caloosa Bird Club Based in Fort Myers. Field trip and meeting schedule, trip reports, local hotspots,photos, and birding resources. http://www.caloosabirdclub.org/

Updated 1 June 200 Home Page Club History Contact Information 2004-2005 Field Trip Results (complete) 2004-2005 Cumulative Trip Results (complete) Local Birding Hot Spots Member Photos *new photos 6/1/05* Official Checklist of Florida Birds Florida Bird Discussion Groups Book Reviews *new review 6/1/05* Florida Bird Songs Wings Over Florida Program Florida Breeding Bird Atlas Christmas Bird Count ... Links to Other Florida Birding Websites **NEW** About Members **NEW** Birding Trip to Puerto Rico All About . . . . . . . . . THE CALOOSA BIRD CLUB The Caloosa Bird Club, founded in 1959, is a seasonal organization for our more northern "snowbirds" of the human persuasion. Many of our members make the Fort Myers, Florida area their winter home, migrating here to warmer climes during the fall and winter months and back north again with the spring. Our interest is the study of birds, including field identification, song, migration, population trends, food, behavior and habitat. There is also a "social" aspect to the club, where members renew old friendships and enjoy each other's company while focusing on their mutual interests of birds and birding. There is a general meeting at 2:00 PM every second Sunday during the months of November through March. On each Monday during the season, there is a scheduled field trip, usually ending with a picnic-style lunch. A few trips are to more distant birding sites such as St. Marks N.W.R. near Tallahassee or Everglades N.P. and these trips require an overnight or longer stay. At the end of each trip, a list of bird sightings and the number of participants is compiled for club records. On a Monday in December, usually in the latter part of the month, the club conducts the Fort Meyers area Christmas Bird Count for the National Audubon Society. The 2004 Fort Myers Christmas Bird Count was held on Monday, December 20, 2004 These results can be accessed

102. West Chester Bird Club Home Page West Chester bird Club programs and field trips. The West Chester bird Clubwas founded in 1910, making it one of the oldest continually active bird http://martinp1.tripod.com/wcbchome.htm

Welcome to the West Chester Bird Club Home Page The West Chester Bird Club was founded in 1910, making it one of the oldest continually active bird clubs in the USA. It is based in West Chester, the county seat of Chester County in south-east Pennsylvania. In addition to field trips and evening programs, the club participates in the National Audubon Society's Christmas Bird Count and the North American Migration Count. Club members have published an "Annotated List of Chester County Birds". Information is provided on the club field trips and programs, as well as links to other sites of interest to birders: WCBC Field Trips WCBC Programs Other Birding Links You are visitor number var sc_project=656053; var sc_partition=5; var sc_security="768a98b6"; For comments or questions please e-mail Martin Page. Club information can also be obtained by e-mail from Barry Blust.

103. ParrotChronicles.com The first ezine for parrot owners, including features, news, bird-club andbird-rescue group listings, and advice on health, behavior and breeding. http://www.parrotchronicles.com/departments/birdclubs.htm

ParrotChronicles.com The Net is a big place. Let the Product Finder help you find what you're looking for. Current issue. Back issues. Ask Dr. Harris. Behavior. ... Article index. Search this site or the Internet: ParrotChronicles Search WWW To be notified each time we post the next bimonthly issue of ParrotChronicles, click on graphic below. Essay contest. Message Center Editor's Weblog: Diary of a mad parrot lover Bird clubs ... Contact us. Profile a species. ParrotChronicles.com is looking for well-written articles on mini-macaws, cockatoos, Meyer's parrots, Quakers, and other species. If you would like to contribute, send us an e-mail Parrot index . Read about the different species. FAQ . How to care for your parrot. Hazards . How to make your home safe for your bird. Glossary . From blood feather to psittacosis, learn the lingo. ARIZONA CALIFORNIA COLORADO CONNECTICUT ... INTERNATIONAL Arizona Aviculture Society. P. O. Box 26899, Phoenix 85068-6899; Avicultural Society of Tucson, Inc. P.O. Box 41501, Tucson 85717-1501; Joyce Baum, ringnecklady@msn.com

104. Hampshire Bird Club Hampshire bird Club, Inc. Amherst Massachusetts. The Hampshire bird Club websitehas moved to www.hampshirebirdclub.org. Please update your bookmarks http://www-unix.oit.umass.edu/~hampbird/

Hampshire Bird Club, Inc. Amherst Massachusetts The Hampshire Bird Club website has moved to www.hampshirebirdclub.org Please update your bookmarks Last modified by: David Gross July 26, 2004

105. BirdTalk.com :: BirdTalk Magazine :: Information On The Latest And Greatest Bird New York Companion bird Club. PO Box 6231, New York, NY 10128 Bay Area Cagebird Club. Celeste McCague, 175 Upper Via Casitas, Ste. http://www.birdtalkmagazine.com/bt/detail.aspx?AID=13815

106. Bird Club Webring Home Page Pet Cockatiels, Breeders, Tiels! Cockatiel Genetics, Banding, Pets, Breeders More! http://www.cockatiel.org/webrings/birdclub.html

The Bird Club Web Ring Home Page This Web Ring was started to bring avian related bird clubs together so we may all further expand and share our knowledge and love of the avian species. If you are a representative of a local or national bird club, we'd love for you to add your site to our webring. This ring is ONLY open to Bird Clubs. A webring is a number of sites linked together so each site in the ring can be visited, one after another. No matter where you start, you will eventually end up where you started. This is made possible by a short fragment of HTML code which each site owner pastes into his/her HTML page code. To Join The Bird Club Web Ring There are only a few requirements your bird club's site must meet to join the ring: Your page must be family friendly. The links and graphics on your pages must all be working at the time of submission. Your pages must have an explanation of the purpose of your club. If you would like to join The Bird Club Webring, click on the link in the ring banner below. That will take you to a form you will need to fill out. When the form is completed and submitted to the Queue, you will be emailed the code fragment to insert in your page code on your site, along with your site ID. You must also download the two graphics which go with the code. The graphics MUST be on your page (and in your directory), not linked to this one. If you experience problems using the HTML code you receive, please write to the WebRing Master Cynthia Kiesewetter After you have the code fragment in place on your page, send e-mail and I will activate your site in the ring. To preserve the ring integrity, you MUST have the code and graphics in place BEFORE being activated.

107. Southwest Minnesota Bird Club Yellow Warbler Learn About birds! Club members can provide bird Educational The bird club is partnering with Nature s Backyard of Marshall to provide a http://rohair.com/smwbc/

Southwest Minnesota Bird Club - Marshall LOOKING AHEAD Bird watchers are needed to assist on Christmas Bird Counts in our area: Marshall, Lac qui Parle, Cottonwood, Lamberton, and the Mt. Lake-Windom area. For more CBC information click HERE for the Minnesota's CBC web site pages. Learn About Birds! Club members can provide Bird Educational Programs for Youth To schedule a field trip or classroom presentation contact Sue Morton at 423-5244 or Roger Schroeder at 537-0047. The bird club is partnering with Nature's Backyard of Marshall to provide a Bird Feeding Workshop Monday, December 13 at the Marshall Area Senior Dining Facility starting at Just in time for winter bird feeding! Going Birding? Local Guides produced by club members include a birding guide to the Prairie Coteau Loop of the Minnesota River Birding Trail . While other birding guides are being considered, we encourage you to purchase Kim Eckert's A Birder's Guide to Minnesota . Purchasing this book through the SMWBC allows for a $10 donation by the author to the club. What birds are being seen?

108. :: BIRDLIFE.ORG.ZA >> BirdClubs :: Witwatersrand Bird Club >> BirdLife South Africa is the lead organisation in the RSA for everyone interestedin birds and their survival. We have 8000+ members in 40 branches and http://www.birdlife.org.za/Birdclubs/Clubinfo/club_about.cfm?clubid=39

109. Mitch S Greater Moncton Caged Birds Club Page You are visitor N°. to visit Our Caged bird Club page, Welcome The bird clubnever really took off, I didn t have enough time to getting going but if http://personal.nbnet.nb.ca/86mitch/birdclub.htm

You are visitor N°. to visit Our Caged Bird Club page, Welcome... The bird club never really took off, I didn't have enough time to getting going but if someone is interested in forming a club in the region, I'll be happy to help. For any information on this New Bird Club please send me an E-MAIL at 86mitch@mail.com Find out more about the members of the club First Bird Club invitation letter December 22, 2000 Members Benefits ... (We stoped breeding Doves and Finches for the time been) Other Members Web Link Some of our favorite Links The A.A.C.C. Avicultural Advancement Council of Canada New Brunswick Bird Clubs Canadian Parrot Symposium Canadian Breeders of Pet and Exotic Birds ... Hagen Avicultural Research Institute Some other Canadian Bird Links Association Quebecoise des Amateurs de Perroquets—QC B.C. Exotic Bird Society—BC Calgary Parrot Club—AB Canadian Parrot Symposium—West ... Western Canada Budgerigar Association—BC Where you can find us on the Internet! Moncton Life Classified Ads Greater Moncton Online Message Boards Parrot Club of Manitoba - Links

110. The Cape Bird Club - Index Page the Club and its 1200 members activities, achievements, interesting articles,observations and conservation involvement. The Cape bird Club is the Western http://www.capebirdclub.org.za/

The Cape Bird Club is the Western Cape Branch of BirdLife, South Africa. Articles from Promerops Avian Art Bird Ringing Conservation ... Western Cape Raptor Research Programme Last updated on email the Webmaster

111. Bird Watcher's Digest: Add A Bird Club If your club wants to participate in the bird Watcher s Digest FREE PUBLICATIONEXCHANGE bird Club Exchange Program BWD, PO Box 110 Marietta, OH 45750 http://www.birdwatchersdigest.com/site/finderTool/birdClubsFinder/add_club.aspx

Bird Watcher's Digest - Finder Tools About Finder Tools Festival Finder Bird Club Finder Add a Bird Club ... Bird Club Finder : Add a Bird Club Add your club contact information Bird Club Information Please add your club/chapter information to our list. * Note that fields in green are required Bird Club/Chapter Name: Email Address: Mailing Address: City: State/Province: Please select your state/province ALABAMA ALASKA ARIZONA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA COLORADO CONNECTICUT DELAWARE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FLORIDA GEORGIA HAWAII IDAHO ILLINOIS INDIANA IOWA KANSAS KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MAINE MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN MINNESOTA MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI MONTANA NEBRASKA NEVADA NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW JERSEY NEW MEXICO NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA NORTH DAKOTA OHIO OKLAHOMA OREGON PENNSYLVANIA RHODE ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE TEXAS UTAH VERMONT VIRGINIA WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA WISCONSIN WYOMING ALBERTA BRITISH COLUMBIA MANITOBA NEW BRUNSWICK NEWFOUNDLAND NORTHWEST TERRITORY NOVA SCOTIA ONTARIO PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND QUEBEC SASKATCHEWAN YUKON TERRITORY PUERTO RICO VIRGIN ISLANDS OTHER Country: Please select your country Afghanistan Albania Algeria American Samoa Andorra Angola Anguilla Antarctica Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Armenia Aruba Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bermuda Bhutan Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Brunei Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burma (Myanmar) Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Cape Verde Cayman Islands Central African Republic Chad Chile China Christmas Island Cocos (Keeling) Islands Colombia Congo Democratic Republic of the Congo

112. Recording Birds Shetland bird Club. Recording birds in Shetland. How to submit. Records will beaccepted in any format, but electronic submission is preferred, http://www.nature.shetland.co.uk/birdclub/recording.htm

nature.shetland.co.uk An independent, non-commercial site to collect and disseminate information on the natural history of Shetland contact us The Award-winning Nature in Shetland Shetland Bird Club Recording Birds in Shetland How to submit Records will be accepted in any format, but electronic submission is preferred, especially if records are in a standardised spreadsheet or format. Click on the link below and then choose 'Save': MS Excel XP (works on most recent version of Windows) (17kB); older version of MS Excel MS Word XP (works on most recent version of Windows) (24kB); older version of MS Word If you do not use Excel or Word a table with the same column headings in a word processor can be easily imported. To see a screen capture of the spreadsheet showing the column headings click here . Even when submitting by e-mail, giving essential data (i.e. species, no., place, date), separated by tabs, makes it easy to import this to the main spreadsheet. Descriptions may be sent by e-mail where possible, in MS Word or plain-text format with low-res jpeg images if appropriate. Again, descriptions will also be accepted in other formats.

113. Shetland Bird Club Shetland bird Club was founded in 1973 to promote, study, conserve and record Cheques and PO s should be crossed and made out to SHETLAND bird CLUB and http://www.nature.shetland.co.uk/birdclub/

nature.shetland.co.uk An independent, non-commercial site to collect and disseminate information on the natural history of Shetland contact us The Award-winning Nature in Shetland Shetland Bird Club Shetland Bird Club was founded in 1973 to promote, study, conserve and record the bird life of Shetland . Since then the club has published an annual report every year (the Shetland Bird Report ) and participated in numerous ornithological enquiries. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in the bird life of Shetland. Both beginners and experts are equally welcomed, and everyone has an opportunity to contribute to our knowledge of Shetland birds. The Aims of the Club to study and record bird life in Shetland to co-operate with local and national bodies in ornithological enquiries to produce an annual report, to be known as the ' Shetland Bird Report to promote and develop interest in ornithology in Shetland the conservation of Shetland's bird life Membership provides the annual Shetland Bird Report , giving details of all species seen in the county each year; regular newsletters full of news of interest to the Shetland birdwatcher, details of forthcoming meetings, ornithological enquiries and Club projects; help, advice and information from the officers of the Club; regular meetings in Lerwick and illustrated talks, films and lectures on birds and other wildlife subjects.

114. Latest Bird Sightings Shetland bird Club. Latest bird Sightings and Photos. Send in your news. For details on how to submit records by email check the bird Club s Recording http://www.pennington.charitydays.co.uk/latestbirds.htm

nature-shetland.co.uk An independent, non-commercial site to collect and disseminate information on the natural history of Shetland contact us Nature in Shetland Shetland Bird Club This page has moved please click here to be redirected to www.nature-shetland.co.uk This site is not directly connected to any of the organisations mentioned, so comments may not necessarily reflect the views of the organisations, clubs or societies involved. The pages on this website remain the intellectual property of the authors. They may be freely downloaded, quoted or used for any purpose, providing acknowledgement is given to the website and/or the author/s. No liability is accepted for the accuracy of this information.

115. Kirtland Bird Club - Links Kirtland bird Club Cleveland Ohio . Wild birds Unlimited Mayfield Hgts.¦, The Backyard Nature Company (Website soon to come) http://www.kirtlandbirdclub.org/links/links.htm

Kirtland Bird Club Cleveland Ohio SPRING WALKS LOOKING FOR BIRDS HOME WHAT'S NEW ... SEARCH Cleveland Area Rare Bird Alert Links Area Links Western Reserve Greenway Trail Guide link Nature Center at Shaker Lakes Cleveland Lakefront State Park Cuyahoga Valley NP ... Birding From the North Coast (Hoffman's) Ohio Birder Resources (Vic Fazio) Kelleys Island Birds and Natural History Birding Sights from Aves.net Cleveland Museum of Natural History Night Migration Radar Ornithology Intellicast Old Bird (Flight Calls) Journey North ... NEXRAD Dopplaer Radar Info Area Clubs Greater Akron Audubon Society Western Cuyahoga Audubon Society Columbus Audubon Society Kelleys Island Audubon Club Ohio Links Ohio Ornithological Society - NEW - Ohio Environmental Council Ohio Nature Conservancy Black Swamp Bird Observatory ... Ohio Natural Areas and Preserves Bird Rehabilitation Back to the Wild Medina Raptor Center Listserves Ohio Birds Cincinnati Bird Sightings Dayton Rare Bird Alert Ontario Birds ... Northern New York Birds Hawks and Raptors The Birds of Prey Foundation Hawk Watch International Hawk Migration Association of NA Hawk Mountain ... Bridger Mt. Montana

116. Center For The Environment And Society Information for the local chapter of the Maryland Orinthological Society. http://ces.washcoll.edu/birds.html

Center for the Environment and Society : Birds on the Eastern Shore Birds on the Eastern Shore Bird Sightings Bulletin Board Delmarva Ornithological Society Field Trip Schedule Caroline County Bird Club Talbot County Bird Club ... Kent County Bird Club Caroline County Bird Club The Oldest Eastern Shore Chapter of The Maryland Ornithological Society Fall 2005 Schedule Meetings - all held at the Caroline County Public Library, 100 Market Street, Denton - Large meeting room. All activities are free and open to the public. Talbot County Chapter Maryland Ornithological Society "Every day a bluebird day" TALBOT COUNTY BIRD CLUB SCHEDULE - FALL 2005 Mark Scallion, President (410) 310-2385, mscallion@audubon.org Shirley Bailey, Vice President, (410) 943-8925, sjbirds@dmv.com Les Roslund, Treasurer, (410) 763-8169, lroslund@bluecrab.org Susanna Scallion, Secretary (410) 924-7479, susanna@cheswildlife.org

117. South Shore Bird Club History Page South Shore bird Club History Page. A brief summary of how the club began and evolved. http://ssbirdclub.home.comcast.net/ssbchist.html

History of the South Shore Bird Club The South Shore Bird Club (SSBC) was founded in 1946 by Don West, a Quincy teacher. The first members were from the Quincy-Wollaston area and they set out to explore the birds and birding habitats of the South Shore of Massachusetts. Over the years the club has grown to a membership of 135, most of whom come from the south of Boston and north of Cape Cod, although the club has members from other parts of Massachusetts, from nearby states and even from as far west as Montana. Field trips concentrate on southeastern Massachusetts (65-70% of all trips) but include trips through-out the state and to offshore waters, as well as occasional weekend trips to the Connecticut Lakes region of northern New Hampshire, Cape May, New Jersey, Block Island, Rhode Island and elsewhere. Most trips involve car-pooling with occasional canoe trips or beach hikes. Non-members are always welcome . A few adventurous SSBC members have organized trips for club members to Arizona, Texas, California, Florida, and to Trinidad and Tobago. SSBC activities are largely devoted to trips afield, but have not concentrated on the single-minded chase for rarities. The club Recorder does prepare a list of the total species seen each year, by species and by trip, and this 50-year record now documents both declines (Least Flycatcher and Cliff Swallow, for instance) and increases (Tufted Titmouse, and House Finch are obvious changes). Three "May Days" each year are the only trips devoted solely to running up big totals. Warren Harrington's annual early May trip to Essex County is only for those who are willing to start early and run late. Bob Fox organizes another May Day the third week of the month rivals Warren's in energy expended and Patti O'Neil has yet another billed as "

118. Join A Bird Club! bird Foods, Harrison s, Roudybush, Topper, ZuPreem, Volkman, McBrides, Rainforest,Pretty bird, Sun Seed, Lafeber, bird food; Feather Tether bird Harness; http://www.naturechest.com/joinbirdclub.html

Joining a local bird club can be a great way to meet other people who love birds. It's fun getting together and sharing stories and our love of our feathered friends with other bird lovers. If you would like to list your bird club for free on our site, please send us an email giving the name of your club, a contact email address, the city and state where the club is located and your club's web site address if you have one. NOTE: Club Listings below are bird clubs with actual phyical addresses who hold monthly meetings, and not internet online clubs. CLICK HERE IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO LIST YOUR CLUB ALABAMA Central Alabama Avicultural Society Montgomery, Alabama Meets the 2nd Sunday of each month at 2:30 at the Prattville Library in Prattville, Alabama Largest bird show and fair in the Southeast Labor Day weekend. Email Atomictiels@aol.com for more information or directions. ALASKA The Alaska Bird Club Anchorage, Alaska 3550 East 20th Avenue Meetings are held the first Tuesday of every month Email akbirdclub@yahoo.com for more information or directions. CALIFORNIA Monterey Bay Cage Bird Club Monterey California Monthly Meetings and Educational Speakers For more information email sneha@panholzer.com

119. The Greater Chicago Cage Bird Club - Home Meeting, purpose and membership information. Bulletins and upcoming events.Located in Elmhurst. http://www.gccbc.org/

The GCCBC promotes the advancement of aviculture, public education about cage birds, and the placement of orphaned birds in responsible new homes HOME NEWS ABOUT THE GCCBC CONTACTS ... SITE MAP to the Home of the Greater Chicago Cage Bird Club (GCCBC) This club is organized for the purpose and with the object of improving the methods of breeding better cage birds, to promote a more friendly feeling, and to set forth higher standards of conduct - to encourage honest dealings in all business transactions among bird breeders and fanciers and with the public at large - to hold annual exhibitions and open contests for the purpose of comparison of all type s of birds, determine

120. North Country Bird Club Web Page - Content North Country bird Club serving the bird loving community of Jefferson, Lewis,and St. Lawrence counties since 1948. http://www.northcountrybirdclub.org/

Contents of the North Country Bird Club Web Site Last Updated - September 11, 2005 Home Page Club Officers and Directors How to become a member Bird Sightings Joseph A. Blake Sanctuary ... Links to bird related sites North Country Bird Club Serving Birders in Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence Counties since 1948 The North Country Bird Club, Inc. is a member of the Federation of New York State Bird Clubs, Inc. and is affiliated with the National Audubon Society. The North Country Bird Club is a non-profit organization committed to educating and improving its members awareness of the vast variety of bird species in the North Country. The club's mission is to provide the opportunity to observe and identify bird species in their natural environment. All levels of bird watchers are encouraged to join and share their birding experiences. Annual Club activities. Meetings/Programs: September, November, March, April, May, Second Wednesday of the month Annual Dinner: October Annual Picnic: July Field Trips May Bird Census Christmas Bird Count Newsletter: "The Upland Plover" Joseph A. Blake Sanctuary: open to members year round

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