101. The RollerFeeder, Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder. An ideal bird feeder location for small birds. Caters to desirable chickadees, red white. breasted nuthatches, tufted titmice, http://www.rollerfeeder.com/

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102. Birds location. Forever Home For Any Un Wanted birds. Belmont. Female Solomon Island Eclectus Breeder. $500.00. Canadian Lakes. Quaker Parrots $175. $175.00 http://epage.com/js/browse/49004000.html

EPage Classifieds September 19, 2005 Home Pets and Livestock Birds 79,110 ads displayed today Birds All Regions Locations United States Select a City Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Denver Detroit Houston Los Angeles Miami Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Portland Sacramento San Francisco San Juan Seattle Washington Zip Code Miles: Canada Select a Province Alberta British Columbia New Brunswick Newfoundland NW Terr. / Yukon Nova Scotia Ontario Quebec Saskatchewan Manitoba World Select a Country United States Australia Canada United Kingdom Albania Algeria American Samoa Andorra Angola Anguilla Antarctica Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Armenia Aruba Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bermuda Bhutan Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Bouvet Island Brazil British Indian Ocean Territory Brunei Darussalam Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Cape Verde Cayman Islands Central African Republic Chad Chile China Christmas Island Cocos (Keeling) Islands Colombia Comoros Congo Cook Islands Costa Rica Cote D'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) Croatia (Hrvatska) Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Czechoslovakia (former) Denmark Djibouti Dominica Dominican Republic East Timor Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Estonia Ethiopia Falkland Islands (Malvinas) Faroe Islands Fiji Finland France French Guiana French Polynesia French Southern Territories Gabon Gambia Georgia Germany Ghana Gibraltar Greece Greenland Grenada Guadeloupe Guam Guatemala Guinea Guinea-Bissau Guyana Haiti Heard and McDonald Islands Honduras Hong Kong Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran Iraq Ireland

103. Costa Rican National Parks Location Map More than 200 species of mammals, around 850 species of birds, The best places for bird watching are Braulio Carrillo National Park and its surroundings http://www.tourism.co.cr/mapindex.htm

NATIONAL PARKS INDEX Santa Rosa National Park Hitoy-Cerere Biological Reserve Ostional National Wildlife Refuge Gandoca-Manzanillo National Wildlife Refuge ... NEW! Diria National Park Santa Cruz Guanacaste Fauna in Costa Rica Costa Rica possesses a rich and abundant fauna. The sheer number and variety of its species have made Costa Rica one of the most admired territories on the planet when it comes to biodiversity. More than 200 species of mammals, around 850 species of birds, almost 200 types of amphibians and 220 species of reptiles inhabit these lands. Many tourist activities are sustained in harmony with wild animals. The mountains give shelter to the observation of birds, whose admirers lift their gazes toward the treetops in an attempt to spot their nests. The best places for bird watching are Braulio Carrillo National Park and its surroundings, Monteverde, Talamanca, and the Osa Peninsula. Every year on the Atlantic and Pacific Coast, one can observe the arrival of the turtles to lay their eggs in the soft sand of the beaches. Guided tours are organized to show you this marvelous demonstration of life itself, without adversely affecting the turtles.

104. The Birds (1963) The birds (1963) is a modern Hitchcock thriller/masterpiece, It was shot on location in the port town of Bodega Bay (north of San Francisco) and in San http://www.filmsite.org/bird.html

The Birds (1963) Greatest Films www.filmsite.org and www.greatestfilms.org With descriptive review commentaries and background history on many classic, landmark films in cinematic history, especially American/Hollywood films. Including posters, Academy Awards history, film genres, film terms, film history by decade, trivia, and lots of lists of 'best' films, stars, scenes, quotes, resources, etc. Buy This Film The Birds (1963) is a modern Hitchcock thriller/masterpiece, his first film with Universal Studios. It is the apocalyptic story of a northern California coastal town filled with an onslaught of seemingly unexplained, arbitrary and chaotic attacks of ordinary birds - not birds of prey. Ungrammatical advertising campaigns emphasized: "The Birds Is Coming." This Technicolor feature came after Psycho (1960) - another film loaded with 'bird' references. Novelist Evan Hunter based his screenplay upon the 1952 collection of short stories of the same name by Daphne du Maurier - Hitchcock's third major film based on the author's works (after Jamaica Inn (1939) and Rebecca (1940) ). In du Maurier's story, the birds were attacking in the English countryside, rather than in a small town north of San Francisco. The film's technical wizardry is extraordinary, especially in the film's closing scene (a complex, trick composite shot) - the special visual effects of Ub Iwerks were nominated for an Academy Award (the film's sole nomination), but the Oscar was lost to

105. Welcome To Audubon Vermont! location of VINS bird banding station which has been operated since 1981. More than 40000 birds banded, approx. 120 different species. http://www.vt.audubon.org/iba.html

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106. CM Magazine: Bird Project BIRD TYPE OBSERVED location NUMBER OF birds SEEN. _; _ http://www.umanitoba.ca/outreach/cm/vol2/no2/bird.html

Volume II Number 2 October 27, 1995 Still time to join "The Birds Around Us" project! Please accept this as an invitation to join Valcartier Elementary School's first Schoolnet Project! This is a wonderful Science opportunity for students in Elementary levels 4-6! If you are interested in joining this project, please send e-mail as soon as possible, as we need to get up and running quickly! (We do reserve the right to limit this project to the first 30 schools that sign up from across Canada in order to facilitate data management, so don't delay, sign up today!) Our e-mail address is : Valcartier-Elementary@Schoolnet.Ulaval.Ca We hope that you will join us as we observe: "THE BIRDS AROUND US" The Project: The eight students of Grades 4 and 6 of Valcartier Elementary School will be looking at: "THE BIRDS AROUND US" during the 1995-1996 school year and invite you to join in! We will be looking at: Observing from September 30th - October 15th, the birds that are gathering at our school feeders, the birds that are flocking in preparation for migration, and the flocks that are already on the move southward. (The deadline for this phase of course has already passed.) Observing from November 1st - November 15th, the birds that have remained at our feeders for the winter. DEADLINE FOR OBSERVATIONS: NOVEMBER 25TH.

107. Science And The Environment Bulletin: Isotopes Link Birds To Breeding And Moulti Since the isotope composition of birds feathers reflects their diet at the location where feathers are grown, feathers sampled from youngof-the-year as http://www.ec.gc.ca/science/sandemay01/article7_e.html

Isotopes Link Birds to Breeding and Moulting Areas The saying "you are what you eat" has new meaning since the discovery that certain chemical elements in animal tissues are linked to diet. One such element is deuterium, a stable isotope of hydrogen that occurs naturally in rainwater and enters the food chain through the tissues of plants. Concentrations of deuterium vary predictably across the continent, with lower amounts occurring in northwestern regions of North America and higher amounts in southeastern regions. Scientists at Environment Canada's National Water Research Institute and Prairie and Northern Wildlife Research Centre in Saskatoon are world leaders in stable-isotope analysis. They have developed a method of measuring stable-hydrogen isotopes in the wing tissue of butterflies and birds as a means of determining origins. Experts at these facilities have recently expanded the application of this new technique to several projects related to the conservation and protection of bird species. The technique is being adopted by American and European researchers in studying animal migration. One recent project was to determine the breeding and moulting areas, also known as catchment areas, being sampled by two migration monitoring stations. Scientists analyzed stable-hydrogen isotope values in feathers of Swainson's Thrush moving through monitoring stations at Delta Marsh in Manitoba and Long Point in southern Ontario to verify that population counts at the two locations cover individuals from a large geographic area. Such information is vital to linking population declines to specific regions, and thereby focusing conservation efforts on these areas.

108. ANU Bird Observations Previous sughting in same location some months ago before the existence of The bird was sitting on a branch of a tree near the carpark and looked like http://www.anu.edu.au/polsci/birds/birdobs.htm

ANU Bird Observations Go to bird report form Page Go to Birds of the ANU Observer: Rick Kuhn Email: Rick.Kuhn@anu.edu.au Species seen Yellow-faced Honeyeaters x6 Location In large gums in the carpark between the Street Theatre and Copland Building Time Time: Date: Weather conditions Cloudly but warm (mid 20s) Other observations The honeyeater migration seems to have started Observer: glenda johnson Email: glenda.johnson@anu.edu.au Species seen 1 Grey Currawong (probably) Location amongst trees at top of carpark on left of Bruce Hall, ANU, ACT Time Time: Date: Weather conditions Other observations Grey and overcast, about 8 degrees Observer: Josh Parsons Email: josh@coombs.anu.edu.au Species seen Grey Currawong, group of 3-4 Location west side of Chancelry building, near NAB bank Time Time: Date: Weather conditions overcast Other observations have seen grey currawongs around campus before (last winter), but *never* in summer (though lots of pieds about). Observer: tony james Email: Species seen Glossy Black Cockatoos x2 Location Not on ANU, but near ADFA Time Time: Date: Weather conditions Other observations Observer: Bruno Yvanovich Email: Bruno.Yvanovich@anu.edu.au

109. Frequently Asked Questions About Birds And West Nile Virus, WNV-1000-04 A. You ll be asked for the specific location of the bird, including the address, county, and zip code, and when it was found. We ll also want to know how http://ohioline.osu.edu/wnv-fact/1000.html

Ohio State University Fact Sheet Veterinary Preventive Medicine 1900 Coffey Road, Columbus, OH 43210 Frequently Asked Questions About Birds and West Nile Virus WNV-1000-04 What Is West Nile Virus? West Nile Virus (WNV) is a viral disease previously seen only in Africa, Asia, and southern Europe. This virus can cause encephalitis or meningitis, infection of the brain and the spinal cord or their protective covering. For the past five years, WNV has caused disease in the United States. In 1999, at least 62 people became seriously ill, and seven of those died. Since then, WNV has rapidly spread throughout 46 states and the District of Columbia. During the year 2000, 21 human cases of WNV encephalitis were reported in the United States, with two deaths. In 2001 there were 56 cases with seven deaths. In 2002, 4,156 human cases of WNV encephalitis or WNV fever were reported, with 284 fatalities. In 2003, more than 9,700 human cases of WNV encephalitis and fever were reported from 46 states, with at least 223 fatalities to date. In Ohio in 2003, WNV was reported in 79 of 88 counties, either in birds, mosquitoes, humans, or horses. There were 107 human and 106 horse cases identified. It is expected that WNV will continue to be a disease threat in 2004.

110. Location PHOTOS Of Birds Of A Feather Victoria Bed And Breakfast location PHOTOS of birds of a Feather Victoria Bed and Breakfast. http://www.victorialodging.com/photos/

L ocation PHOTOS of Birds of a Feather Victoria Bed and Breakfast Large Multiple Theme Photo Gallery Click Here Backyard Birding Victoria Abkhazi Garden ... Photos by Guests Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Flowers are everywhere in Victoria - even in our boats! In our cul-de-sac: stainless steel propeller from a de-commissioned BC Ferry glass ceiling Atrium Watch the lagoon and the ocean from our back yard Page Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Backyard Birding ... Photos by Guests for 360 Accreditation Guest Reviews Rooms Availability Calendar ... Aerial Location Photos Birds of a Feather Victoria Oceanfront Bed and Breakfast Accommodations 206 Portsmouth Drive, Victoria, BC, Canada, V9C 1R9 Toll Free: 1-800-730-4790 only for accommodation whale watching or Zodiac Charters reservation@victorialodging.com Search Engine Friendly Hosting by: www.northStudio.com northStudio.com l ocation PHOTOS of Birds of a Feather Victoria Bed and Breakfast

111. Victoria Bed And Breakfast Accommodation Birds Of A Feather Quiet location for a good night s rest. The birds are the only sounds you ll wake up to. nonsmoking environment. 1-800-730-4790 http://www.victorialodging.com/

Orca whale watching - Now! Saanich Agricultural Fall Fair Classic Wooden Boats Outdoor Scenery · Tranquility · Waterfront · Birding · Wildlife · Natural Environment · Gardens · Star Gazing · Private Dock Birds of a Feather Victoria Oceanfront Bed and Breakfast Accommodations Birds of a Feather Victoria Bed and Breakfast - selected as one of - is next door to the Hatley Park (Japanese, Italian, and Rose gardens) on the grounds of Royal Roads University with a micro-climate that gives it the warmest winter temperatures anywhere in Canada! Hatley's diverse environment includes mature conifer forest, Gary Oak meadows and salt-water wetlands. Tourism BC inspected accommodations, warm hospitality, and unique amenities welcome you to our "Nature's Doorstep" West Coast DESTINATION. Click for Aerial Photographs of our Location Inspected, licensed and accredited since 1997 ... more Walking, hiking bird watching bicycling ... whale watching Families welcomed by arrangement when we have no honeymooners booked Tour Fisgard Lighthouse, Canada's oldest west coast lighthouse is right here

112. Bird Viewing Location Links - Washington Sunny Walter s Washington Nature Weekends Bird Viewing locations Government Bird location Sites. Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) http://www.sunnywalter.com/WhereView-WNW-BirdLinks.html

Sunny Walter's Washington Nature Weekends Bird Viewing Locations Other States: AK AZ BC CA ... UT (external links below open in new windows) Where and When to View Birds in Washington Links on This Page Birding Associations Birding Hotspots and Field Trips (Audubon Society, WA Ornithological Society, WA Swan Working Group Birding Site Guides from Individuals WDFW Weekender Reports The Nature Conservancy Preserves Bird Abundance, Distribution, and Mapping Links on This Website (other pages) Newspaper and Community Articles Birders' Top Spots Bird Lists: Sightings and Trip Reports BirdYak (Yakima County) Peepers South Puget Sound + various backyard birding links) Tweeters (Northwest can access 4 months of recent postings) Idaho Birders Linked Electronically (IBLE) Birding Trails (Across the US) Washington Nature Festivals *** Reports from Photographers for Photographers *** Where and When to Go for Spectacular Photo Ops in the Pacific Northwest

113. Percevia - Wizard, Identify Bird, North America, Laptops, World Facts Head, Details about the bird s Head location, Bill Shape, Eye Color, Crown Color. Flight, Details about the bird s Flight location, Shape, Wing Shape, http://www.percevia.com/wizard.htm

"Percevia is the best search engine and bird guide for bird watching or to identify birds on the net" - David Lukas, Tiburon, CA" Database: Search Term: Home Step by Step Search Search with Wizard Help ... View all Databases Top Rated Birds Voted by Users google_ad_client = "pub-6807505051178037"; google_ad_width = 125; google_ad_height = 125; google_ad_format = "125x125_as"; google_ad_type = "text_image"; google_ad_channel ="5843027476"; google_color_border = "6396FF"; google_color_bg = "6396FF"; google_color_link = "000000"; google_color_url = "FFFFFF"; google_color_text = "000000"; Our Store Tee shirts, clocks... Birding 101 About Bird Feeders Aerodynamics of Birds Buying Binoculars All About Feathers Tutorials Web Client Tutorial Pocket PC Client Technical Details Resources FAQ Credits and Sources Product Reviews Links and Exchange ... Site Map Support Contact Us Forums Percevia Blog Join our Team WIZARDS There are actually three different wizards for identifying birds in Percevia, each is optimized for what you noticed most about the bird you are looking for.

114. 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/

Birding Hawaii BIRDS, BIRDWATCHING AND WILDLIFE IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS WHICH BIRDS TO LOOK FOR AND WHERE LATEST BIRD SIGHTINGS NEWS AND EVENTS IN THE PACIFIC CONTACTS AND ADDRESSES IN HAWAI'I PHOTOGRAPHS MUCH, MUCH MORE..... You are visitor since October 2001

115. SOFIA - Wading Bird Colony Location, Size, Timing And Wood Stork And Roseate Spo The objectives of this project are to provide for annual monitoring of size, location, and species composition of nesting aggregations, to provide annual http://sofia.usgs.gov/projects/birds_nest/

Search: Help Projects by Title by Investigator by Region by Topic ... by Program Results Publications Meetings South Florida Restoration Science Forum Synthesis Information Personnel About SOFIA DOI Science Plan Education ... Upcoming Events Data Data Exchange Metadata projects wading bird colony location, size, timing and wood stork and roseate spoonbill nesting success Wading Bird Colony Location, Size, Timing and Wood Stork and Roseate Spoonbill Nesting Success photo courtesy of the South Florida Water Management District Project Investigators: Franklin Percival Peter Frederick and Jerry Lorenz Project Start Date: End Date: Scope of Work Summary The objectives of this project are to provide for annual monitoring of size, location, and species composition of nesting aggregations, to provide annual quantitative information on nest success and nest productivity, to standardize methods and integrate results, to develop and refine systematic survey methods, and to provide an annual report with species-specific estimates of breeding wading birds. Scope of Work Privacy Statement Accessibility U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey

116. Lake Flocking Experiment Two flocks of birds migrating to different locations flock together before splitting apart. http://www.oursland.net/projects/lakeflock/

Lake Flocking Experiment Lake flock is based on the simulation in Computational Beauty of Nature . It simulates two species of birds migrating to lakes. Each birds has a general, but not perfect idea of where the lake is. Flocking helps the birds locate the lake with more accuracy. A single flock will split into two flocks when their goals diverge. All parameters are customizable. Source code is provided. Source Code Other Flocking Simulations Back

117. Birding Wild Birds And Bird Watching In Pittsburgh And Western Pennsylvania PA and how to identify the birds common to Western Pennsylvania. Plus, Pittsburgh area bird watching locations and birding organizations. http://pittsburgh.about.com/od/birding/

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118. Glossary Birding Hot Spot A specific location open to the general public for bird watching. My locations Your personal list of birdwatching locations. http://www.ebird.org/content/glossary.html

@import url("http://www.ebird.org/content/lib/css/presentation.css"); EBIRD GLOSSARY A-B C-D E-G H-K ... U-Z A-B ABA Area All species seen within the area encompassed by the 49 continental United States, Canada, the French islands of St. Pierre et Miquelon, and adjacent waters to a distance of 200 nautical miles from land or half the distance to a neighboring country, whichever is less. Greenland, Bermuda and Hawaii are NOT included. ABA Area Total Ticks ABA Area Total Ticks is determined by adding one's list for each state, province and territory within the ABA Area. For instance, if you have seen 25 birds in Arizona, 100 in California and 150 in British Columbia your ABA Total Area Ticks would = 275. The ABA Area total ticks is calculated for all species entered into eBird (Life), the current year (Year), or the current month (Month). What is Abundance? "Abundance" is the average number of birds reported on all checklists within a specified date range and region. These data tell us what we might to expect when going out birding on an average day. The checklists used in this calculation include those that didn't report the species, providing a measure of relative abundance or how commonly the bird is reported compared to all other species in the region. For example, when looking at data for New York we see that during the week starting 15 May we can expect to find roughly 1 Yellow Warbler while out birding. In contrast, in the same region during the same week we see that zero Rough-legged Hawks, primarily a winter visitor, can be expected in an average day’s birding.

119. United States Pheasant Hunting Preserves- Where Would You Like To Hunt Upland Bi Choose A Upland Bird Hunting location in The United States. Excellent pheasant and upland bird hunting opportunities exist all across the United States. http://www.gamebirdhunts.com/us-hunting/united-states-pheasant-hunting-preserves

Home US Hunting Locations Choose A Upland Bird Hunting Location in The United States Excellent pheasant and upland bird hunting opportunities exist all across the United States. Please click on the map to the left to find a hunting location near you or select a state from the list below. US Hunting News- Bush Administration Expands Conservation Reserve Program Cabela's Named Presenting Sponsor of Pheasant Fest 2005 Read all the United States Hunting News The hen builds her nest on the ground in grass, alfalfa, and other low vegetation. Hay fields and pastures are favorite nesting areas. The hen lays her clutch of about 12 eggs in a period of two weeks. After an incubation period of about 23 days chicks hatch and are ready to leave the nest as soon as their feathers dry off. They stay near the hen for the next several weeks. Young pheasants grow quickly, resembling adults by 15 weeks of age. Select a state from the list below to find a upland gamebird hunting location near you.

120. 50states.com - States And Capitals Lists the fifty states and information on their locations (latitude and longitude), birds, colleges and universities, constitutions, flowers, genealogical resources, and geological formations. http://www.50states.com/

States and Capitals Yellow Pages - Find businesses in your state Category: Name: City: State: Choose a State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut D.C. Delaware 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 Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware 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 Site Map FAQ Place your pointer on a file folder to view a pop up of state abbreviation and capital city name.

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