41. Birding Arizona Photoessays on birding spots in se AZ including Ramsey, Garden, Miller, MaderaCanyons, the San Pedro River, Mt. Lemmon. Hummingbirds and trogans! http://www.birdingamerica.com/Arizona/

Birding Arizona Scroll down for pictures and stories from about 20 Arizona birding hotspots! When you visit Arizona, if you find yourself in Arivaca (see below), be sure to visit the Main Street Artists' Co-op in the heart of the little town. You'll find my framed photographs for sale there! Learn more about Arivaca at www.arivaca.net The desert is warming up. The "snowbirds" have gone (both avian and human), and the summer birds are here. Click for May in Arivaca Want to see how it began? Give a click for the wonderful birds of Spring in Arivaca I found a perfect new place for birders to stay the Inn at San Ignacio at the south edge of Green Valley, and I'm working with the management as "Consulting Birder". Give a click to check out the region's birding hotspots and the Inn's Birding Specials This is the Inn with a monsoon storm gathering overhead. Quite dramatic! The Inn's specials for birders are from April 15 through September 15. Visit the Buenos Aires NWR with me (including Arivaca Cienega Arivaca Creek , and the headquarters/grassland unit of the refuge).

42. Backyard Wildlife Habitat Guidelines for creating a backyard wildlife habitat. Topics cover backyard birding, butterfly gardening, attracting wildlife, and environmental issues. http://www.backyardwildlifehabitat.info

Home Site Map Habitat Welcome to Backyard Wildlife Habitat.Info, your guide to creating and maintaining a backyard wildlife habitat. Your questions and comments are welcome. Please use either the feedback or the blog link below. Feedback Blog This page last updated Participate in a Bird Count Project FeederWatch Home Page. This is a great activity to do with your grandkids. Plan Your Backyard Wildlife Habitat Winter is the perfect time to plan that Backyard Wildlife Habitat. Include berry bearing trees and shrubs that provide food for migrating and local birds. Blue Girl and Blue Boy Hollies are great choices. You must plant at least one male if you are going to have holly berries. Make sure the sex of the plant is marked on the pot tag. An annual dressing of acid will keep your blue holly blue. Easy to grow. Planning is perhaps the most important step to a successful habitat. A good place to start is to make a list of the birds and other wildlife you want to attract. Choose plants that will attract the species you have chosen. Wildlife Friendly?

43. Great Florida Birding Trail Home Page Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission project to link a collectionof excellent birding sites throughout Florida. http://floridabirdingtrail.com/

Great Florida Birding Trail Contact Us The Great Florida Birding Trail (GFBT) is a collection of sites throughout Florida selected for their excellent birdwatching or bird education opportunities. We're heading towards a 2000-mile trail designed to conserve and enhance Florida's bird habitat by promoting birdwatching activities, environmental education and economic opportunity. The guide to the Panhandle Section of the Birding Trail is now available on-line How are we doing? We've developed an on-line Birding Trail Satisfaction Survey to help us learn about our Trail users and plot our future direction. Please help us out by taking this short survey. Information you provide will also help demonstrate the value of birding and wildlands to Florida Communities. Chime in here. New! Great Florida Birding Trail t-shirts : be the first kid on your block to have one! We have a new Trail Manager! M ichael Welch has passed the Birding Trail torch to a new Trail manager, Mark Kiser. Mark joins us from Austin, TX and is excited to be working with so many of the sites in Florida which he has birded on past vacations. Watch for this fall’s Birding Trail Update, for a more detailed introduction from Mark himself!

44. HIRA...'S BIRDING PAGE 学名、和名、英名、希少種、生息地で検索可能。保護関連惠報もある。 http://www.kt.rim.or.jp/~hira/birding/

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45. Friends Of Macgregor Point Provincial Park -- Home Page birding reports, history of the Friends, local opportunities, events. http://friendsofmacgregor.org/

Invest in the future, naturally. Last Updated: July 28 th , 2005 (see Mammals) (see Reptiles) (see Events) (see Butterflies - NABA List). Please feel free to e-mail us for more details at fompp@bmts.com Webserver Hosting provided by: This website developed in cooperation with:

46. Mainebirding :: Information About Birding In The State Of Maine News, Atlantic Puffin information, Maine birds email list, site guides, checklist,rare bird alerts, and bird feeding tips. http://www.mainebirding.net/

Mainebirding Products Guide Books Mainebirding Prints Site Search Monday Sep 19, 2005 Home News Mainebirding News News Stories News Pictures Maine Weather Mainebirding Maine Bird Alerts Birding Sites Upcoming Events Area Map ... Report Bird Sightings Maine Checklists State of Maine Scarborough Marsh Puffins About Puffins Puffin Trips Puffin 2 Color Other Birding Info Feeding Wild Birds Building Birdhouses Etc. Mainebirding Images Guide Books Mainebirding Products Contact Form ... Mainelinks Welcome to Mainebirding.net ... designed for and dedicated to enhancing birding activities in Maine - a unique experience whether you're a resident or visiting birder. Our variety of habitat and climate zones makes Maine a great place for birding - almost anywhere in the State. Maine is the only State where you'll find breeding colonies of Atlantic Puffins. Mainebirding News Ruby Throated Hummingbirds MAS Bald Eagles of Merrymeeting Trip Nocturnal Migrants Weskeag Marsh, Thomaston ... All News Mainebirding News Pictures Juvenile Piping Plover two juveniles were still on the beach at Scarborough Beach State Park on Labor Day along with assorted other "peeps" Cedar Waxwing at Laudholm Farm where it was feeding on the many ripening wild berries All News Pictures Mainebirding News Stories Orphaned Piping Plovers Chicks from N.H. Released in Scarborough

47. Audubon Ohio State office site, with information on nature centers, important bird areas, birding trails and festivals, events, and local chapters. http://www.audubon.org/chapter/oh/oh/

About Audubon Take Action Contact Us Home Featured programs: Aullwood Audubon Center Important Bird Areas (IBAs) Local Chapters Public Policy Audubon Ohio's Online Newsletter now available! The Audubon Ohio E-Newsletter is sent bi-weekly to Audubon chapter leaders, board members, and others interested in Audubon activities in Ohio. To subscribe, click the link below, or send an email to ohio@audubon.org with "subscribe" in the subject line. Great Lakes Efforts Gain Momentum Audubon Ohio's efforts to safeguard the Great Lakes ecosystem picked up steam with several recent actions designed to promote both regional initiatives and preservation of individual watersheds. more Western Cuyahoga Audubon Society Is First Chapter in Ohio to Adopt an Important Bird Area Audubon Ohio's Important Bird Area program took a major step forward on August 20 when the Western Cuyahoga Audubon Society became the first chapter in Ohio to begin the process of adopting an IBA. 19 activists from the chapter gathered at a workshop at the Rocky River Nature Center to develop a plan of chapter volunteer activities to preserve and restore the Rocky River IBA.

48. World Don Roberson s detailed guide to birding in each of the world s biogeographic regions. http://www.montereybay.com/creagrus/world.html

The American Birding Association's [ABA] Rules Committee devised a fine scheme that divided the World into nine non-overlapping Regions for purposes of bird listing around the World. This was a concept created and promoted by the Rules Committee chairman at the time, Bob Pyle, and in the end some excellent decisions about the dividing lines were made and published (I was a member of the Committee at the time of these deliberations). Yet, for purposes of showing photos of different areas of the World, I find that I prefer to consider them from a somewhat different perspective. I, too, have nine "Realms" but they are defined a bit more along biogeographic grounds and serve better the purposes I have here. These are ( click on the link to bring up a separate page for each Realm NORTH AMERICA WESTERN PALEARCTIC ASIA NEOTROPICS ... AUSTRALASIA OCEANS OCEANIC ISLANDS ANTARCTICA Without getting into detailed definitions, but to outline the areas covered, suffice it to say that I start with the ABA definitions but make these modifications: I split Eurasia avifaunally giving separate identities to Asia and to the Western Palearctic but use the ABA's definition for distinguishing between Asia and Australasia (the line is between Sulawesi and Halmahera) I include North Africa, Europe, and the Middle East in a Western Palearctic Realm that mirrors the boundaries of the

49. Llano Estacado Audubon Society Serves the Lubbock area. Events, birding locations, rare bird alert, trip reports, photographs, wildlife rehab center, conservation programs, bird list, and bird news. http://www.leas.bizland.com/

Llano Estacado Audubon Society Welcome to the Llano Estacado Audubon Society (LEAS) web site. We are a chapter of the National Audubon Society located in the South Plains of west Texas. The Llano Estacado Audubon Society’s mission is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems – focusing on birds, other wildlife and habitat – for the benefit of human heritage and the earth’s biological diversity. Links to text files have been converted to Adobe pdf files. If you do not have the Acrobat Reader on your computer, you can download a free version from this website and follow Steps 1, 2 and 3. LEAS, centered in Lubbock, has a very well-kept birding secret: we have 296 regularly-occurring (non-accidental/hypothetical) species in our territory! Adding accidental and hypothetical birds brings our species tally to 432. To put this in context, the bird list for the entire state of Texas is 621. Positioned within the Central Flyway and encompassing diverse habitats (including canyons, farmlands, grasslands, thousands of playa wetlands, rangelands, reservoirs, riparian areas, saline lakes, and urban areas), the LEAS territory is vital for birds, especially neotropical migrants and wetland birds. Llano Estacado translates to "Staked Plains," a name given by the Spanish explorer Francisco Vasquez de Coronado in 1540. August 23rd Program Meeting You're Invited!

50. Neotropics Don Roberson s very detailed site, including 10 personal favorite species. http://www.montereybay.com/creagrus/neotropics.html

NEOTROPICS In the Neotropics (Central and South America) there are more species of birds than anywhere else in the world. Habitats range from high Andean mountains to the barren coast of southern Peru and Chile, from active volcanoes along the spine of Central America to the pampas of Argentina, and the incredible Amazon basin. Numerous micro-habitats exist in lowland tropical jungles there are birds who are transitory island specialists in the larger rivers, birds found only in seasonally flooded forest, and birds that specialize in bamboo. It is too bad that from time to time political instability or the drug trade make various sites unsafe, but there remains a wealth of areas to explore: (top) Volcan Popocatapetl at dawn from Amecameca, Mexico, Dec 1995. (2d row left) Mangrove roots and reflection, Estero San Cristobol, near San Blas, Nayarit, Mexico, Feb 1987. (2d row right) Volcan Avenal erupting, Costa Rica, Nov 1989. (3d row left) D. Roberson holding sloth with local girl in Canal Zone, Panama, Jan 1981 (photo by Chris Carpenter) (photo by John Luther).

51. Palermo Birding Reserve Ornithological Reserve - Birdwatching In Patagonia First farm in Southern Chile to be managed as a wildlife sanctuary focused towards ecotourism, specifically Birdwatching. http://www.palermobirding.com/

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52. Staff Web Page Links and resources for birders. http://www.uq.edu.au/~anpwooda/zim-brds.html

Staff Web Page You have requested the document http://www.uq.edu.au/~anpwooda/zim-brds.html This is a staff web area hosted on a University of Queensland web server. Please be advised that the web pages within this area are NOT officially endorsed by The University of Queensland. The University accepts no responsibility or liability for the contents of this area. This message has been displayed in accordance with the University's Internet Code of Practice , which forms a part of the Please note that you will need to enable cookies in your browser in order to proceed. to continue, or to the University home page. feedback privacy ABN 63 942 912 684 CRICOS Provider No: Authorised by: Director, Information Technology Services Maintained by: webmaster@uq.edu.au Last Updated: 16 September, 2005

53. Birding Optics: Binoculars And Scopes birding Optics All about birding binoculars and scopes. How they work. How tochoose and use them. Comparison charts of top brands. http://www.birdwatching.com/optics.html

Birding Optics Binoculars and Scopes Birding Optics Michael and Diane Porter are avid birdwatchers. They've been reviewing binoculars and spotting scopes for Bird Watcher's Digest since 1993, with their most recent review in January, 2005. They've surveyed hundreds of binoculars and scopes, testing them for optical qualities and noting the fit-and-feel characteristics of each instrument. In each survey, a team of Iowa birders helped by trying out the optics and contributing their considered opinions. Some of their articles and reviews are posted here. SPOTTING SCOPES Birding Scopes: Angled or Straight (2005) lays out the advantages of angled scopes for birders. What's New in Birding Scopes? From the March, 2003, Bird Watcher's Digest survey, "Taking a Complete Look at Scopes," by Michael and Diane Porter. Scope Basics: How to Choose the Scope That's Right for You (2000) explains obective lens, eyepiece erecting prisms, aperture, magnification, eye relief, chromatic aberration, birding vs. astronomical scopes, and aiming devices. The First Telescope : a Historical Note tells how the telescope was invented, and what was the first thing anyone ever saw through a telescope.

54. Birdwatching Dot Com - About Wild Birds And Birding Frequently asked questions, birding tips, articles, and store. http://www.birdwatching.com/

Birdwatching Your lifetime ticket to the theater of nature Birdwatching Dot Com is about wild birds and the sport of birding. It's for everyone who's interested in birdwatching and enjoying nature. We hope you'll find some good ideas here to help you have fun watching birds. Whether you're watching bluebirds in your own back yard or whether it's a trip to Antarctica to see penguins, birdwatching is your lifetime ticket to the theater of nature. The picture of a male eastern bluebird coming in for mealworms was taken outside the office of Birdwatching Dot Com this summer. Audubon binoculars . The Audubon Society has now brought out its own good-quality binoculars at very reasonable prices. What a great idea! Or check out the new binocular made for watching butterflies. It's the Papilio , from Pentax. It focuses as close as 18 inches! You might enjoy a visit to our birding bookstore, where you'll find Diane's reviews and recommendations on birdwatching

55. Birding Tours/Bird Watching & Nature Tours & Guides At Focus Tours birding tours and environmentally responsible travel in South America. http://www.FocusTours.com

If you are interested in seeing and learning about wildlife and natural history, Focus Tours can help you get the tour you are looking for. Douglas B. Trent, Focus Tours' President, is an ecologist who lived in Brazil for over 11 years. He started Focus Tours in 1981 with the goal of using tourism for environmental education and to raise funds for conservation work. While living in Brazil, he guided around 200 days a year in various parts of Brazil, Bolivia, Argentina, Chile and Paraguay. Together with the experience of his business partner Alessandra Madile (Sales Manager), and our other two guides, we easily have operated more nature and birding tours in these areas than any of our competitors. For the majority of our nearly 25 years of operating nature and birding tours, we have acted as the ground (inbound) operator for American and European nature and birding tours companies. We also offer our services directly to the public. This means you can take the same birding tours, with the same guides, often for substantially less expense. We are also able to offer you tours on your schedule , and design them to meet your specific needs. English-speaking naturalists guide all of our birding tours. They carry the equipment that will make a difference in how much you see: a spotting telescope, tape recorder and microphone to bring rare animals into view, and a powerful spotlight for night viewing. In addition, we provide checklists of the birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians of each area we tour, with common English and Latin names. These help tour participants not just keep track, but also learn the animals they see.

56. Surfbirds.com - Birdwatching Wild Birds And Birding World birding news, identification and bird finding articles, photographs,sketches, and trip reports. http://www.surfbirds.com/

My Email My Blog My Album My Gallery Photos ... My Profile This month's front cover of a male from Kazbegi Georgia is by Johnny Salomonsson Get this month's cover as a background screen for your computer. Send This Month's Cover as an Ecard Birds of Britain and Europe Quick Links to European Bird Guide Quick Links to European Bird Photo Galleries ... ABC Birds of Americas NEW Rare Birds of Asia NEW Bird Ringing/Banding Blast from Past - UK Insects Gallery Mammals Gallery ... Phonescoping Gallery NEW Rarities Home Page Leica 8x42 BR Binoculars. Brian J Small takes them for a test drive. NEW September 17th Which Software? Graham Etherington updates his listing software review with Bird Base click here Featured Blogs: A Brit Abroad NEW September 17th Conversation with Tim Gallagher - One of the finders of the Ivory-billed Woodpecker and author of The Grail Bird Book Review: The Grail Bird Comments on the Nokia 6630 Sony Ericsson S710 Camera Phone Review ... Where To Go Birding Worldwide Directory of Trip Reports, Sightings, Photos and more. Tanzania Birds (and mammals) 28th November to 17th December 2004, author Michel Watelet

57. Birdwatching And Birding Tours In Israel Birds and birding tours in Israel, with Israel Rare Birds Committee, recentsightings, site guides, checklists, and articles. http://www.birdingisrael.com/

Birds of Israel Birding Field Reports Picture Gallery Birding Tours 2005 ... Support Welcome to the world of birds, birding tours and birdwatching in Israel. INTERACT Search the site Contact Us Newsletter Records RSS BirdingIsrael News Alert - 01/09/2005 " The Eilat bird caused a lot of stir and we received many comments on the images. Although several birders supported Greater Yellowlegs, the vast majority favors a slightly odd looking juvenile Common Redshank Tringa totanus, rather than either of the Yellowlegs species.." We are happy to announce the opening of the first two departure dates for the 7-day Classic birding tour Tour Date daily tours Quick Launch Digiscoping Birding Field Reports Bird Check List Short Birding Tours ... Birding Links Sections In Focus Guest of Honor Migration Tales SeaWatching Other Sites Lotan Ecotourism Creative Ecology The Kibbutz' Site Birding News - Spring 2005 Lesser Spotted Eagle Rosy Starling A rare Snipe and a rare Wagtail "One good bird follows another this spring. I was happy to find and photograph a

58. The Redwood Region Audubon Society Has Flown Away To A New Web Site Based in Eureka. News, newsletter articles, bird sightings, and birding hotspots. http://www.northcoast.com/rras/

The Redwood Region Audubon Society has flown away to a new web site! We now have our own domain name. Please visit us at http://www.rras.org Our MANY thanks to North Coast Internet and In Reach Internet for their generosity in hosting our pages since we started our web site in 1996.

59. Birding In British Columbia - Main Directory birding in British Columbia provides general information about birding in ourprovince including siteguides, hotspots, community organizations information, http://www.birding.bc.ca/

Birding Information Homepage BIRDING in BC Community Forums News Postings ... Links Directory Birding Regions: Select... Vancouver Victoria Nanaimo Okanagan Valley Prince George Homepage Visitor Informaton Travel.bc.ca BC Weather BC Tide Tables Associations BC Field Ornithologists Birding in British Columbia is an online magazine produced and edited by K. Slagboom. Birding in BC Birding in BC is a starting place for birding information for British Columbia, Canada. This web site features a birders discussion forum, links to birding newsgroups, articles and book reviews, checklists, regional hotspots, photo gallery, weather reports, and visiting birder information. Birding Community Forums Recent Topics Visit the Birding BC Community Forums... Rare Bird Alerts British Columbia RBA Vancouver Sep 17, 2005 9:10:26 am RBA Victoria Sep 17, 2005 7:53:44 pm RBA Nanaimo Sep 13, 2005 4:01:15 pm RBA Okanagan Valley Sep 13, 2005 9:11:33 pm Recommended Bird Finding Guide Books for BC Bird Finding Guide to Canada - J. Cam Finlay's bird finding compellation covers 15 key birding areas in British Columbia and is indispensable for cross-Canada bird finding. This book is a must have for the traveling birder.

60. Virtual Birding In Tokyo 東京近郊の野鳥の写真集。鳥類学英語辞堸。 http://www.fsinet.or.jp/~bird/

Welcome to Virtual Birding in Tokyo, Japan. Japanese(SJIS) version is here You can enjoy virtual birding in Tokyo (including Saitama, Chiba, Kanagawa prefectures), Japan. This page is brought to you by Takashi Koike No part of this work may be reproduced without permission. Photographs of Birds of Japan Header Image Gallery Hybrid Ducks Links to other Birding/Nature Sites ... Nesting of Tree Sparrow 2003 t-koike@fsinet.or.jp

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