61. Stokes Select: The Complete Wild Bird Feeding System Sells wild bird feeding systems, houses, seed, accessories, and books. http://www.stokesselect.com/

Seed Tube or Hopper Feeder Finch Tube Feeder Suet Feeder Water ... Stokes Birds News - May 2005 Check the Topics for which you would like to receive news and updates, Enter your e-Mail address, then press Submit: Birding New Products E-Mail: Submit

62. Costa Rica Birding Journeys: Bird Watching In The Rainforests Of Central America birding guides and organized bird watching trips in Costa Rica. Site includes bird lists by area, monthly newsletter, and bird photos. http://www.costaricabirdingjourneys.org/

BIRDING IN COSTA RICA HOME BIRDING TRIPS TRIPS 2005 PHOTOGALLERY ... CONTACT US TOP BIRDING SPOTS IN C O S T A R I C A 1 Rara Avis 2 Tapanti 3 Encenada 4 Carara 5 Osa 6 San Gerado 7 Tortuguero 8 Arenal V. 9 Barva V. 10 Baru A family-owned, independent tour company, Costa Rica Birding Journeys offers a unique ecotourism experience in the wilds of Central America. Carefully planned travel itineraries, small tour groups and expert birding guides ensure that you get the most out of your adventure. Encounter more than 850 avian species as you explore the rugged interiors of this Central American paradise.

63. Birdingonthe.Net Recent messages of birding email groups, rare bird alerts, artwork, checklists,news, and links. http://birdingonthe.net/

Birdingonthe.Net Birding for the 21st Century Barn Owl, Thomas Bewick Mailing Lists Regional/Specialty List Archives Index Rare Bird Alerts Links World North America Middle and South America ... jsiler@birdingonthe.net Search Google HotBirds GoogleImages WeatherMonster GoogleNews NYTimesBooks Bartleby Dictionary.com half.com-Books half.com-Records Amazon-Books Amazon-Records for Droppings: 09/06/05 Continuing Controversy Woodpecker or No Woodpecker James Gorman of the NYTimes writes this summary (via the International Herald Tribune) of the latest on the Ivory-bill (perhaps) re-discovery. The audio evidence presented in late August can be found at the Cornell Ornithology site. My favorite Ivory-bill article is in (of all places) the summer issue of "The American Scholar". It isn't on line but you'll probably find it at your favorite library or bookstore/newstand. It also has a fine article on Rachel Carson. 08/20/05 Back from Birding Uganda A lovely country with great forests and birds, safe travel, friendly people, and acccomodations ranging from "just ok" to "very fine". Days are long and some of the hiking and travel strenuous so one needs to be in reasonable shape. Among the birding highlights were Green-breasted Pitta, Shoebill. Ruwenzori Turaco and (left) Red-Headed Barbet; mammals included Gorilla, Chimp, Lion, Elephant, Hippo and Giant Forest Hog. It was our first tour with Rockjumper Birding Tours, a relatively young South African company, and we were quite favorably impressed. The company specializes in Africa but has expanded its offerings. For details see the

64. Digiscoping Digital birding photography also offers multiple other advantages and has rapidlygained a significant success among birders and wildlife photographers http://www.md.ucl.ac.be/peca/test/a.html

Photography, since its inception, has taken a hold on us. The ability to capture an experience as a permanent pictorial record allows one to share with the world what they have seen. Be it still photos, movies, video, all these allow us the ability to store and share memories. With the advent of the Internet, the ability to share pictures with most anyone on the planet is truly a wonderful development. Birdwatchers have long taken pictures of their "prey" and over the years the quality of the photographs has moved from adequate to outstanding. The development of the 35mm camera has allowed the masses to attempt the fetes of those who publish in magazines like National Geographic. However, unless you are very lucky and the bird that is being photographed is both very still and very close, an investment in lenses and sophisticated cameras becomes necessary. For many individuals this is a significant one, and often results in increasing frustration at not being able to get the shot they would like. The development of the digital camera has begun to change this situation by allowing a new form of bird photography that combines the use of a spotting scope with a digital camera. It is not a totally ideal approach, but one that is giving truly fantastic results. Indeed, digiscoping basically involves attaching a digital camera to the eyepiece of a spotting scope, using a homemade adapter or mount and shooting through the lens of the spotting scope. Simple as that !

65. Jerry Nickerson Golf Programs, bird outings and ID classes, and directions to birding beaches. http://www.sancap.com/audubon/

66. Www.northbirding.com Sightings database, warbler tracking, newsletter, bird profiles, birding sites,checklist, and photographs. http://www.northbirding.com/

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67. Tropical Birding: Offering Birdwatching Tours To South America, Africa, Asia, An birding tours to South America, Africa, and Asia, with many tours to Ecuador,South Africa, and Namibia. http://www.tropicalbirding.com/

68. Southern African Birding A collation of birding resources for Southern Africa, including details of over200 sites, recent sightings, and multimedia references. http://www.sabirding.co.za/

Search this site powered by google Southern African Birding cc P.O.Box 1438, Westville, 3630, South Africa. Tel/fax: (+27) 031-2665948 E-Mail: sales@sabirding.co.za

69. Backyard Birding Comprehensive site on gardening and feeding birds and creating wildlife habitats in your yard. http://baltimorebirdclub.org/by/backyard.html

Welcome to the Backyard Birding Page, a service of the Baltimore Bird Club . If you need to know how and what to feed the birds, or how large to make the entry hole on a bluebird box, or which shrubs and flowers to plant in order to attract birds, you've come to the right place. There are also yardlists and journals from backyard birders, and links to other web sites of interest. Backyard Bird Feeding The Suet Page Suet Recipes Treats for Wild Birds ... Birds of the Continental US and Canada Internet Links to more information for backyard birders From the Northern Prairie Science Center, two essential sources for do-it-yourselfers: Building Nest Structures and Feeders (includes many detailed plans) Build a Birdhouse (includes plans) From the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, six superb NebGuides on Backyard Wildlife: Feeding Birds Planting for Habitats Making It Come Alive To Feed a Hummingbird ... Backyard Wildlife: Tips for Success "Working with Wildlife Notes" from North Carolina State University Songbirds Wood Ducks Building Songbird Boxes (includes birdhouse plan) Hummingbirds and Butterflies Bats (includes bat-house plan) Migratory Songbird Conservation From Birdwatcher's Digest Bird Feeding Do's and Don'ts Why watch alone? Join the Cornell Lab of Ornithology's

70. AviSys Birding Software AviSys birding Software, the superior worldwide database, listing and reportingsoftware for serious birders, ornithologists and environmental http://www.avisys.net/

THE VERSION 5.0 DIFFERENCE ENHANCED PALM PDA SUPPORT AN OPEN LETTER Full-featured World and North America Birding Database Software Now Includes Worldwide Subspecies Support ! Learn About the Leader ~ Which parts of AviSys Would You Like to Examine? At a minimum, click " What's Important ." Thayer Says . . . click here Click the gold buttons below for comprehensive information about the software AviSys is the most powerful, yet the easiest to use, fully featured world-wide birding database program The Shawneen Finnegan Nation Checklist Add-On enhances AviSys by adding the individual checklists of the 254 nations of the world. Comprehensive Listing Software Reviews by New Jersey Audubon (Cape May) (Go to "Index" on the first page for individual reviews) Click Here Supporter : FLASH! AviSys Author Run Over By Truck! Click Here BirdBase users ~ Move up to AviSys with our comprehensive conversion facility. Click here If you prefer the personal touch . . . or for more information . . . call Questions? EMail us at

71. Darlington East of Oshawa. Former pioneer farmland. Log home dating from the 1830s. Hiking, birding, boating, fishing, camping. Natural features, facilities, location. http://OntarioParks.com/english/darl.html

Skip over main navigation to content. Welcome Your Parks Parks Blog ... Group Camping Other Quick Links Natural Features Fees Tourism Weather ... Bringing your own supply of firewood to the park this summer? Please read this. Park Class Size IUCN# Location Operating Park Recreation 208 ha Southern Yes For more information: Darlington Provincial Park 1600 Darlington Park Rd. Bowmanville, Ontario Home Site Map Search Your Parks ... Darlington Last Modified: August 8, 2005

72. Massbird.Org Overview of Massachusetts birding and excellent list of links. http://massbird.org/

Welcome to Massbird.Org , the site on the web for Massachusetts birding, sponsored by Bird Observer , the New England Birding Journal. The links to the left are strictly Massachusetts, but check out Webmaster's Choice for general birding sites, as well as information that the Webmaster likes. Bird Sightings What's new and what's hot? Listserv, RBA, and photos of the coolest birds. An update of the 1994 birding finding guide , breaking down the Cape into regions, towns and favorite birding areas, including a section on pelagic birding, a section of local specialties, and a checklist of Cape Cod Birds. Mass Audubon's eBird Your records supply useful data on species distribution and movement patterns in Massachusetts and across the continent. Sign up now, and enter your bird sightings to get involved. Is your favorite birding spot on the list? Check out Massachusetts' Important Bird Areas. Mass Breeding Bird Atlas Have you got your copy yet? Birds of Mount Auburn Massbird.Org is sponsored by Bird Observer Webmaster Home

73. Dayton Audubon Society Home Page Newsletter, events, field trips, Rare Bird Alert, detailed guide to local birding sites, Dayton area bird and butterfly checklists, and educational materials. http://www.dayton.net/Audubon/

Dayton Audubon Society Dayton Ohio USA Established in 1923 Affiliated with the National Audubon Society since 1969 The Yellow Warbler The Newsletter of the Dayton Audubon Society Schedule of Events Meetings and Special Events Field Trip Schedule Currently Scheduled Field Trips (Bird Walks) Rare Bird Alert Latest Sightings in the Dayton Area Rare Bird Alert Hotlines Ohio and North America RBA Hotlines Favorite Dayton Area Birding Sites The Best Birding Locations in the Dayton Area Organization Officers and Chairpersons Dayton Area Bird List 278 species recorded and seasonal occurrence for each Scholarships and Grants Financial Assistance for Students, Educators, and Adult Leaders Audubon Adventures Educational Materials Available for Grades 4 to 6 Links Quick Links to More Good Birding Information Join the Audubon Society How To Join The Butterfly Page Butterflies of Dayton With Links to Butterflies of the World Audubon At Home Weather - Current and Forecast Weather for Dayton and the World - from The Weather Channel For information about Dayton and vicinity, visit

74. World Birding Center | Texas World birding Center in the Lower Rio Grande valley of Texas. http://www.worldbirdingcenter.org/

@import url(styles/wbc.css); The World Birding Center: One of the most spectacular convergences of birds on Earth. Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park (Headquarters) Edinburg Scenic Wetlands Estero Llano Grande State Park Harlingen Arroyo Colorado ... Contact Us

75. Fort Worth Audubon Society Rare bird alert, field trips, trip reports, Bird Finding in Tarrant County, birding patches, and bird ID quiz. http://www.fwas.org/

Home Page Fieldtrips Meetings Newsletter ... Join FWAS Member Chapter Sept. Newsletter Now Online Upcoming Field Trips Take a look at what we have in store for next year. What To Do With Orphaned and Injured Birds? Backyard Birding ... Our Sponsors Latest DFW Birding News FWAS Field Trip to Dallas SWTP, Sept 24 The Fort Worth Audubon Society will sponsor a field trip to the Dallas Southside Wastewater Treatment Plant (DSWTP) on Sept. 24, 2005. The trip is open to everyone, members and non-members alike. During fall and spring migrations, the DSWTP can be one of the best places in the area for seeing sh... [Read more] Audubon Ivory-bill Woodpecker site Audubon Launches Ivory-Billed Woodpecker Site New York, NY, June 6, 2005 - In response to a flood of requests for information on the Ivory-billed Woodpecker, Audubon has launched a new Ivory-billed Woodpecker site. Developed by Communications, Science and Information Systems staff, the site feat... [Read more] Birding in the Park Come and join us for Birding in the Park at Foster Park 8:30-10:00 AM On Trail Lake Drive, 1 mile north of I-20

76. Backyard Birding, Our Feathered Friends s, photographs and video of our feathered friends. What began as asmall hobby has become an obsession....... http://www.slivoski.com/birding/

What's New on Backyard Birding SECTION Date Changed CONTENTS ADDED / REMOVED Our Birds New Photos - Northern Cardinal Rosebreasted Grosbeak Ruby-throated Hummingbird Blue Jay ... Hairy Woodpecker Our Birds New Inf. Miscellaneous Bird Page Our Birds New Birds - Tree Swallow Turkey Vulture Cooper's Hawk, Northern Flicker Our Cats New Photos - Etta Cat Photos Our Dog New Page - Chuck Health Update Butterflies New Photos - Painted Lady Red Admiral Tiger Swallowtail Monarch Butterflies New Butterflies - Giant Swallowtail Great Spangled Fritillary Large Wood Nymph Comma Other Critters New Critter - Red Squirrel Wild Flowers New Inf. - Unknown Weed List Identifications Freebees Free Desktop Backgrounds *Formerly a donation incentive.* Links Birding Links Page. Long Overdue. Help Us Removed our Help Us Donation page and links. Over 100000 hits, 2000+ emails asking for inf. , 100+ emails asking for photo use. Total money donated to help with site upkeep $0.00 General Change Photo quality reduced by 20% to lessen bandwidth usage. See Above.

77. 302 File Moved Links to Hosteria las Torres, Lodges in Torres del Paine and birding. http://www.fantasticosur.com/

78. Index A journal about birds and birding in Zimbabwe. http://www.geocities.com/birdlifezimbabwe/

B ird L ife Z imbabwe HONEYGUIDE Journal of B ird L ife Z imbabwe Vol.45(1) April 1999 CONTENTS Home Honeyguide Journal Short Communications Links ... Webmaster News Events Bulletins Join BirdLife Zimbabwe Pictures FAQ Search Bee-eaters A word from the President Sponsors Council The occurrence of the White-fronted Plover in Zimbabwe in the latter part of the 20th Century: A J Tree The status, biology and conservation of the Grey-headed Parrot in southern Africa: Craig Symes The breeding biology of Jameson's Firefinch: M G Marriott Short Communications Recent Reports Taxonomy: M P S Irwin The genus Nectarinia and the evolution and diversification of sunbirds: an Afrotropical perspective. Travel and enjoying birds To Mozambique for the nest of White-breasted Alethe and Gunning's Robin: J M B Jones Birding Nyanga - Rhodes Nyanga Hotel: Derek Solomon 1998 Black Eagle Survey: Warren Goodwin Breeding Report, Matobo Hills Radio Telemetry Project (BERT) Report Book Review Editor: M P S Irwin Assistant Editor: P J Mundy Production: J Dupree The opinions expressed by contributors in this journal are not necessarily those of the Editor or the BZL Council. Email Webmaster

79. Iowa Birds And Birding Your online home for information about Iowa birds.. http://www.iowabirds.org/main/home.asp

HOME IOU BIRDING IOWA RARE BIRDS ... Click here to make Iowa Birds your default homepage Welcome to the website of the Iowa Ornithologists' Union. Our state is a land of many surprises. Sure, there are endless fields of corn and soybeans, but tucked away in the gently sloping valleys one finds streams and rivers, lakes and ponds, and hardwood timber that all provide homes to a host of different species. Dickcissel, Sedge Wren, Smith's Longspur, and even Eurasian Tree Sparrow may be found within our borders. Wander through this website and discover for yourself the wonders of our state. Photos of the Lake Rathbun Royal Tern IOU Fall Meeting September 23 - 25, 2005 Iowa Lakeside Laboratory, West Okoboji 93 people have registered Renew your membership to the Iowa Ornithologists' Union NOW - just click on the link - New members welcome!!!

80. Illinois & Chicago Birding This column features various Illinois birding news and items of interest The birding in Illinois page of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. http://home.xnet.com/~ugeiser/Birds/Birding.html

Chicago/Illinois Birding Information IBET info transcript General Chicago Information DuPage Birding Club Hotlines: DuPage Chicago Warblings a changing feature Birding Pages in Neighboring States (WI, IA, IN, MI, MO, KY) World Bird Trip Report Collection Miscellaneous Bird-related Stuff General Birding Links Chicago and Northwest Indiana Birders tune their Family Radios to Channel 11, code 22. (Terminology of the latter varies with brand.) Welcome to my Birding Home Page I really would like feedback on this project. If you like what you see here, or if you want to criticize something (bugs? - not me!), please let me know, e.g. by sending Warblings This column features various Illinois birding news and items of interest, also announcements about this web site. I hope to change the content reasonably often, so check back soon. Sorry, this isn't really Illinois-related. I recently returned from a trip to Florida. A selection of mostly bird pictures can be seen here [June 13, 2005] Archive of older "Warblings" Chicago Area and Illinois Birding Information Documents stored on this server have bold links. The others are links to external websites.

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