81. Rare Birds Sighted At Mary River Park NT Bird Specialists, based at Mary River Park, 100km from Darwin, can providetours and guides for professional and amature birdwatchers. http://www.maryriverpark.com.au/birds/rare.html

Rare Birds Some of the rarer birds sighted in the Mary River area during 1999 and early 2000: If you would like to know more about a particular bird, please click on it's common name. If you would like to see photograph's taken of a particular bird at Mary River Park, or during a NT Bird Specialists tour, please click on the camera icons that appear before the common name. (Ninox rufa) Was sighted nesting with young. (Erythrotriorchis radiatus) 1 definite sighting July 1999 (Alcedo pusilla) (Accipiter novaehollandiae) 2 nestings found January 2000 (Ardea sumatrana) Sighted regularly on the Mary River (Ixobrychus flavicollis) 3 nestings found February 2000 Aviceda subcristata Nested in Mary River Park camp ground January 2000 (Ardeotis australis) Regular at Mary River Park all year round Pitta iris New sighting at Mary River Park, August 2000 NT BIRD SPECIALISTS PHOTO GALLERY CHECKLIST OF BIRDS RARE BIRDS ... DIRECTORY OF RELATED LINKS

82. OL' COOT'S Birding Adventures Photos of some rare birds in TN. http://hometown.aol.com/olcoot1/

htmlAdWH('93212816', '728', '90'); Main My First Home Page Birding Adventures: Reflections in an OL' COOT'S EYE July 12-13-14, 2003 - Ensley Bottoms, Shelby Co. TN On Sunday morning at the Maxson Waste Water Treatment Plant, I was enjoying the tremendous influx of south bound shorebirds. It was the first big push of the season and had swelled the population of "Wind Birds" to over 2,000 and the species total to 15. I noticed they had started to pump waste water into a pool that is usually kept dry. I knew that one of the many Black-necked Stilt pairs had a nest on this flat and I went by to check it out. This is a large pool and the water had just started into the end far from the nest so no water had reached it at that point. The nest was typical of the nests built on dry surfaces and was nothing more than a few pieces of debris with the eggs laying at ground level. The following photos document the Life Drama that unfolded. The photo on the left shows the nest on Saturday around noon. In the photo on the right, taken Sunday at noon, the water had reached the nest. The two adults had already brought the nest up

83. Rare Birds Past Sightings Sewer Ponds Heindel Articles rare birds CBCs. rare birdsightings in Inyo and Mono Counties should be reported to North American Birds http://esaudubon.org/birds/nab.htm

Home Programs WAVE Field Trips ... Search Covering Inyo and Mono Counties, California News: West Nile Virus Fish Slough Patrol Rare Bird Sightings in Inyo and Mono Counties should be reported to North American Birds sub-regional editors: Inyo County: Tom and Jo Heindel tjheindel@aol.com Mono County: Kristie Nelson storm_petrel@hotmail.com

84. Skip's Birding Page State checklist, list of rare birds by county, rare bird report form, photos, and links. http://home.teleport.com/~skipr/birds/

Skip's Birding Page Features Oregon Bird Checklist (updated Rare Birds in Oregon by County Rare Bird Report Form for Oregon Bird Records Committee my Costa Rica bird photos (soon to be replaced by Galapagos photos) my Galapagos bird photos COMING SOON! Oregon Oregon Birders On-Line Tweeters (Washington) Mike Patterson's bird page Greg Gillson's Bird Guide page ... Oregon Resource Listings (not about birds) Links Jack Siler's Birding on the Web and BirdMail reader Birding HotSpots around the World Denis Lapage World Bird Links Zender's Birding on the Web ... Vic Fazio's U.S. and World Geographical Birding Guides Electronic Resources on Ornithology Peterson online (Houghton Mifflin commercial site) BIRDNET ornithological information source Patuxent Bird Quiz! References Bird Databases Complete Bird List (900+ species) North of Mexico World Checklist based on Sibley and Monroe's taxonomy Birds Lists of all States and Provinces (commercial site) ... Migration Maps and BBS Abundance Maps Shorebird Migration Maps Washington Gap Analysis Project Optics for Birding (includes binoculars, scopes, tripods) ... Where to report Bird Bands in the U.S. and Canada not birds Audubon of Moths - Print Gallery Skip Russell. Beaverton, Oregon. (email:

85. Vikulegar Fuglafréttir - Náttúrufræðistofnun Íslands Anyone who might have information or photos of rare birds in Iceland is encouraged to Below is a complete list by Yann Kolbeinsson of rare birds seen in http://www.ni.is/efst/flaekingarens.phtml

King Eider X Common Eider. Photo. Yann Kolbeinsson Features Weekly Rare Bird News Weeks 2001 Weeks 2000 (in Icelandic!) Lists The Icelandic List ID Forum Marsh Warbler - September 2000 "Pink-billed" Greylag Goose - July 1999 Pictures Rare Birds 2001 Rare Birds 2000 Graphs Willow Warblers and Chiffchaffs Garden Warblers and Blackcaps Blackbirds and Fieldfares Bohemian Waxwings ... American passerines Links Bird Links Rare Bird News Last updated 6.4.2001 This website offers weekly rare bird news from Iceland. The information are from birders all over the country. Please note that the records have not (yet) been accepted by the Icelandic Rarities Committee. Anyone who might have information or photos of rare birds in Iceland is encouraged to send an e-mail to Gunnar Þór Hallgrímsson gunnar@ni.is Íslenska Below is a complete list by Yann Kolbeinsson of rare birds seen in Iceland in March 2001. **************************************************** ICELANDIC RARITY REPORT: March 2001 **************************************************** Shortenings: IS = Iceland ad = adult fem= female 1w = first-winter ind= individual(s) English name (scientific name) day.month.year number/sex/age location (where in Iceland) ****************************************************

86. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Rare Birds At Epinions.com Epinions has the best comparison shopping information on rare birds. Compare pricesfrom across the web and read reviews from other consumers on rare birds http://www.epinions.com/content_99035745924

Join Epinions Help Sign In Movies All Categories Home Media Rare Birds Overall rating: Reviewed by 2 Epinions users Write a Review Compare Prices View Details Read Reviews ... Subscribe to reviews on this product Read Review of Rare Birds Review Summary About the Author Rare Birds Lays An Egg May 13 '03 Author's Product Rating Pros Some funny moments, beautiful scenery Cons Weak plot, poor lead performance The Bottom Line The Bottom Line strayed from the herd and was last seen snoozing on the craggy cliffs of Newfoundland. Full Review Plot Details: This opinion reveals major details about the movie's plot. Rare Birds . Sometimes the herd is right. Rare Birds stars William Hurt as Dave Purcell. Dave is a struggling restaurateur whose establishment, The Auk , is perched on the lonely and stark cliffs of the coast of Newfoundland. The Auk Dave has a good, albeit very The Auk . His scheme involves a sighting of the titular rare bird, the The story plays out from here, with the introduction of some subplots involving cocaine, a romance and a ground breaking technological discovery. Director Stulla Gunnarson and screenwriter (and writer of the novel upon which the film is based) Edward Riche serve up a movie that is rather cute, in a quirky sort of way. Dave is truly a schmuck. Awkward, dumpy and generally rather dim. He is something of an idiot savant, a brilliant chef who is otherwise pretty much a complete dork. Alphonse is squirrelly and intermittently funny, with manic energy and paranoia to burn. The eventual love interest, Alice (Molly Parker) is cute and likable.

87. Photos Of Rare Birds Photo Gallery Welcome to our photo gallery of Texas rarities. Most of the followingphotographs have been selected from the Texas Photographic Records File http://members.tripod.com/~tbrc/photos.htm

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod Dating Search Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next NOTE: BE AWARE that most images were prepared on a 15-inch monitor - if you are using a 17-inch monitor the colors will look rather washed-out. The only way to resolve this would be to provide duplicate images of everything, and there is not enough web site space to do this. Please visit our Rogues' Gallery - perhaps you can contribute.... Yellow-billed Loon Yellow-nosed Albatross White-chinned Petrel Black-capped Petrel ... Eskimo Curlew (8 images) Sharp-tailed Sandpiper Purple Sandpiper Ruff Red Phalarope ... Help Please address comments about our web site to tbrc@tripod.net

88. NB Bird Records Committee / Comité Des Mentions D'oiseaux Du NB Evaluates records of rare birds. Provincial bird list, reports, documentation guidelines, and forms. http://www3.nbnet.nb.ca/maryspt/BRC/NBBRC.html

New Brunswick Bird Records Committee Nouveau-Brunswick Associated with the New Brunswick Museum The New Brunswick Bird Records Committee was formed to ensure that adequate information is preserved about unusual occurrences of birds in New Brunswick, to provide a process for formal acceptance of bird species to the provincial list , and generally to advance knowledge of birds in New Brunswick. The committee consists of five voting members , who are experienced birders, and a representative of the New Brunswick Museum, the repository for the bird documentation. To assist in preserving the details of unusual bird occurrences, the committee supplies a documentation form (available in both English and French versions) but its use is not mandatory. All written accounts, photos and other evidence will be welcomed. The committee conducts formal votes on the acceptance of the first ten records of a species in New Brunswick. For voting to be held, each such record must be supported by at least two independent written submissions or by tangible evidence, such as a photo or tape recording. Although the committee will be examining in detail only the first ten provincial records of a species, it is also valuable to fill out a documentation form for other records that are also considered very unusual the seventh provincial record, the second breeding record, the first record for the upper St. John valley, the first record in 25 years, etc.

89. Georgia Birding & Nature Eric Beohm's site with photos of rare birds, including Yellowbilled Loon. http://eaglecreek4.tripod.com/georgiabirdingandnature/

Home Yard List Lake Seminole Birds More Katrina Birds ... Georgia Birds of 2004 I finally got a camera the other day and thought I might post some of the birds I've found recently. The inexpensive camera definitely has serious limitations, but a few shots seem to turn out ok. I have found ducks to be the easiest to photograph and most everything else has been almost impossible, so far. I have used a video camera in the past and have been able to document a handful of rarities with it. Most rare birds though are difficult to find, photograph, and relocate unless you're birding in an area that has many birdwatchers. Many of which know each other, know the area, know the secret spots of that area, etc. I assume the day is coming soon when technology will allow birdwatchers to finally be able to capture on film what they see with their binoculars. Until then, the beautiful curves of a bird will continue to be reduced to a grainy, pixelated blob. Eric Beohm Nov, 2003

90. Vermont Breeding Bird Atlas Evaluates reports of rare birds in the state. http://www.vinsweb.org/vbrc/

Vermont Bird Records Committee Home Committee Members Reporting Rare Sightings VBRC Published Reports ... RSDs (committee only) Welcome to our website! The Vermont Bird Records Committee is composed of expert birders and ornithologists from Vermont as well as the four seasonal New England editors of North American Birds. The primary purpose is to validate records of birds from the state of Vermont and maintain the Vermont state checklist. Bird records typically originate as written descriptions and/or photographs that are submitted by observers involved with the discovery of a rare bird, rare nesting species, or out-of-season reports. The committee actively solicits reports of any species on the review list as well as any species not currently on the official Vermont state checklist. Each year, the committee publishes an annual report detailing the decisions on all species reviewed during that year. Nests contain valuable information! If you visited the same nest more than once, please take the time to also fill out a nest record form The last meeting of the Committee was on November 6, 2004. The next meeting is scheduled for November 5, 2005 at VINS Bradgon Preserve in Woodstock.

91. Illinois Photo Gallery Of Rare Birds Pics of rare IL birds most recent additions in red NEWEST ADDITION WhitewingedDove (04-17-01). FIRST-THIRD STATE RECORDS. REVIEW LIST SPECIES http://www.iwu.edu/~sander/mretter/IllinoisPhotos.html

Pics of rare IL birds most recent additions in red NEWEST ADDITION: White-winged Dove (04-17-01) FIRST-THIRD STATE RECORDS REVIEW LIST SPECIES OTHER "UNUSUAL" SPECIES Long-tailed Jaeger 5 pics Painted Bunting 2 pics Scott's Oriole 8 pics Hoary Redpoll 9 pics plus comments Western Gull 3 pics, sketch, and documentation Long-tailed Jaeger - 27 pics and discussion Couch's/Tropical Kingbird - 3 pics Painted Bunting 1 pic Gray Kingbird - 6 pics Yellow-billed Loon - 3 pics Black Skimmer - 1 pic Band-tailed Pigeon - 1 pic Brewer's Sparrow 1 pic Broad-billed Hummingbird - 1 pic Ivory Gull 1 pic Royal Tern 1 pic White-winged Dove 1 pic Eurasian Wigeon 3 pics Bohemian Waxwing 1 pic Rufous Hummingbird - 5 pics Purple Gallinule 2 pics Rufous Hummingbird - 1 pic Purple Sandpiper - 3 pics Whooping Crane 1 pic Eurasian Collared-Dove - 10 pics Townsend's Solitaire - 1 pic Kirtland's Warbler - 1 pic Black-headed Grosbeak - 11 pics Black Rail 3 pics Burrowing Owl 1 pic Laughing Gull 1 pic Piping Plover 1 pic Whimbrel 1 pic Harlequin Duck - 1 pic to see a sketch of a possible California Gull, click HERE Click here to go to the rest of the Photo Gallery This page last updated on April 17, 2001. Maintained by

92. Bird Photographs Of The Birds And The Other Wild Life On The Arizona Desert And Photos of common and rare birds, mostly from Arizona. http://birdfotos.com/

bird of Arizona photos,birds,raven,cardinal,woodpecker,harris's hawks,red-tailed hawks,verdins,robins,wren,hawk,finch,bunting,bobwhite,bluebird,blackbird,avocet,jay,jacana,phainopepla,quail,caracara,cardinal,junco,kingbird,oriole,kinglet,lark,owl,parula,rail,ravens,roadrunner,thrasher,thrush,snipe,sparrow,towhee,trogon Bird Photos Photographs of many other birds of Arizona Ringtail Cat? Scrub Jay in a power dive after a moth Look out studio south rim Grand Canyon Welcome to BIRDFOTOS.COM And, to Arizona, the GRAND CANYON, STATE Now, before you click on the "CONTINUE ON" button below Please allow me to tell you that this is a very large web site with over 200 images of various birds, mammals, insects, reptiles, and desert plant life. So, if you don't take the time to read all, you just might miss what you came to see. Now you may CONTINUE ON Wait: Before you continue on, why not take our Brain Twister Quiz? Click here to take the Quiz One other thing to remember is; I can't spell, proof read or edit my own stuff. Please feel free to critique my site and blast me about any errors

93. The Hindu : International : Mice Threat To Rare Birds Mice threat to rare birds. LONDON Supersize mice which are eating chicks aliveare threatening the world s most important seabird colony, http://www.hindu.com/2005/07/26/stories/2005072609141400.htm

Online edition of India's National Newspaper Tuesday, Jul 26, 2005 International News: Front Page National Tamil Nadu Andhra Pradesh ... Engagements Advts: Classifieds Employment Obituary International Mice threat to rare birds LONDON: Supersize mice which are eating chicks alive are threatening the world's most important seabird colony, on the U.K. overseas territory of Gough Island in the South Atlantic. An estimated 700,000 mice working in teams attack defenceless albatross chicks 300 times their size, gnawing away at them from below until they die of wounds. About a million petrel, shearwater and albatross chicks are thought to have been killed this year by a breed of mouse much smaller than the birds it devours. Gough Island is part of the Tristan da Cunha group of islands and a world heritage site with a population of 10 million birds. The mice are believed to have arrived on the boats of whalers or pirates and learned their carnivorous behaviour. - Guardian Newspapers Limited 2005 Printer friendly page Send this article to Friends by E-Mail International News: Front Page National Tamil Nadu Andhra Pradesh ... Engagements Advts: Classifieds Employment Obituary Updates: Breaking News News Update Stories in this Section Victim's family threatens to sue police Police identify two of four over bomb attempts in London Arroyo for reforming presidential system Address root cause of terrorism: Musharraf ... Wrong report, says Pakistan

94. Rare Birds Return To Antarctica Latest Antarctic News. Interactive and updated daily. http://www.70south.com/news/961062163/index_html

Rare birds return to Antarctica Search Home News Messages ... Receive Newsletter News Tools: Advert Rare birds return to Antarctica Posted by Brendon Grunewald on 15 June 2000 from the Lost and Found dept. "(ENS) - The discovery of nesting seabirds known as grey petrels on sub-Antarctic Macquarie Island after a long absence is being seen as evidence of the success of a hard fought feral cat eradication program." The full story is available on the ENS Site Comment on this Article. The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. 70South accepts absolutely no responsibility for them. Comment on this Article. (Don't forget to also check the Messageboard ! for ongoing discussions.) Note: All information is subject to change without prior notice. ©1998 - 2005

95. New Jersey Bird Records Committee Evaluates and maintains records of rare birds. State list, review list, photo gallery, and report form. http://www.princeton.edu/~llarson/njrc.html

New Jersey Bird Records Committee Welcome! The New Jersey Bird Records Committee collects records of rare birds reported in the state of New Jersey, and maintains a State List of all species seen in the state. In this context, "rare" means a species which has never appeared in the state before, or has appeared only a few times. Typically, such a bird is not in its normal range or habitat and is not present for a long period. In this usage "rare" doesn't mean endangered species with a wide continental range, or threatened breeding birds. Such species are not monitored by this committee, and should be reported to appropriate governmental or conservation organizations. The goals of the Committee are summarized in an article written by Richard Crossley. What to report: Please report only species on the New Jersey Review List or species new to the state; see the New Jersey State List for species which have occurred in the state. Please DO NOT report Federal or State "Threatened and Endangered List" species to the Committee unless they are also shown on the Review List. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/ensphome.htm

96. Bookslut | Rare Birds We also attract, as my Uncle James used to say, some rare birds. Another breedof rare library bird are the overachievers. http://www.bookslut.com/library_rakehell/2002_12_000421.php

@import "/c/style.css"; @import "/c/style.css"; Bookslut Home Features Reviews Columns ... Advertise December 2002 Michael Farrelly library rakehell Rare birds The worst part about school is school itself. After achieving my mastery of one art, I began to pursue another, the library sciences. Actually the last semester of my history degree overlapped with the first semester of my Library Science degree. This is a fact that seems to impress people. I think of it more as a display of my own severe lack of planning skills, but I've always possessed a somewhat pessimistic bent. Library school is quite a mixed bag. Actually, bag would not be the word I'd choose. Perhaps 'can' is more appropriate than bag really, as in can of mixed nuts. If one thinks about the sort of people that are attracted to libraries, the diversity is staggering. From the most ardent and studious of scholars who yearn to preserve the wisdom of the ages, to people who long to bring the simple joy of the written word to children, librarianship is a noble tradition that cuts across every segment and strata of intellect. We also attract, as my Uncle James used to say, some rare birds.

97. Connecticut Birding Web Site--Thorough Info On Birding In Connecticut Birding hotspots, checklist, how to report rare birds, specialties, and birding calendar. http://pages.cthome.net/jbair/ctbirds.htm

RBA Hotspots Checklist Reporting sightings ... Other Bird Counts (Seasonal) The Connecticut Birding Web Site Click here for an overview of Birding in Connecticut This Web Site is meant to help you find your way birding Connecticut. It contains over 325 links to other locations, pages, mailboxes, and sites. Good birdinggood surfing! Connecticut is home to plenty of American history and such uncommon species as Pied-billed Grebe, American Bittern, Yellow-crowned Night Heron, Blue winged Teal, and King Rail. You can learn all about these birds at the Connecticut Birding Web Site. There are links to pages on where to bird in Connecticut, a calendar of birding events, birding clubs, avian organizations and other assorted information relevant to birding in the Constitution State. Audrey Pavia, "Birding New England," Wild Bird Magazine, Nov. 1999 Latest (or nearly so) Conn. Birding Reports. Click on logo at right for Latest Rare Bird Alert. Click on the most recent date. Contains links for reporting rare birds and for subscribing to the Connecticut Rare Bird Alert via e-mail. Click here for RBA Archive.

98. Radio Australia - News - Vietnamese Police Seize Snakes, Rare Birds Vietnamese police have seized more than half a tonne of live snakes and 125 rarebirds believed to be destined for upmarket restaurants. http://www.abc.net.au/ra/news/stories/s1427603.htm

ABC Home Radio Television News ... Contact Us Vietnamese police seize snakes, rare birds Vietnam In Depth Country Profile Map Timeline: ... Bird flu document.write(""); var i_list = new Array("0","big_VIETNAM.jpg"); document.write(""); Related Stories Last Updated 01/08/2005, 23:07:26 Select text size: Vietnamese police have seized more than half a tonne of live snakes and 125 rare birds believed to be destined for upmarket restaurants. Police officer Nguyen Ba Hung says the 650 kilograms of several species of snakes and four boxes of birds were seized after police stopped a truck in the central city of Danang. He said truck driver and a man to whom the animals belonged, had been arrested. "We are investigating the exact origin of these animals," he said, adding that the animals were being transported to the port city of Haiphong in the north to be sold. Hear the news hourly on Radio Australia listen live now in regional languages: More News In Depth Home ... News Sources

99. Chapters.indigo.ca > Item >Rare Birds rare birds, Edward Riche. “rare birds is a rare treat. Nasty and delicious,boiling with caustic wit, it will stay with you for a long time. http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/item.asp?Item=978038565862&Catalog=Books&N=35&Lang

100. Maryland Ornithological Society (MOS) -- MD/DC Records Committee Evaluates records of rare birds. Checklist, review list, sighting documentation guide, reporting forms, and reports. http://www.MDBirds.org/mddcrc/rcindex.html

document.write(today); Search Site What's New? Site Map Contact MOS ... Records Committee You are here: Home - Records Committee MD/DC Records Committee About the MD/DC Records Committee Reporting Sightings to the MD/DC Records Committee The Birds of Maryland The Birds of the District of Columbia ... MD/DC Records Committee Business and Operations About the MD/DC Records Committee Introduction A brief overview of the Committee Charter The role of the Committee from the MOS Manual of Operations Committee Members A list of the current Committee members Reporting Sightings to the MD/DC Records Committee Sighting Reporting Forms Optional forms for reporting rare sightings (for use only for reports of species on the MD or DC Review Lists) Printable Forms A pdf file A doc file Online Reporting Electronic (html) Sighting Documentation Help with preparing sighting reports Sighting Documentation Guide Checklist (included in printable forms above) Documenting Your Sightings Tips and Links (html) Not-Accepted Reports Some background on "not-accepted" bird sighting reports. The Birds of Maryland MD Species Review List List of Species that the Committee will Review MD Subspecies Review List Unusual subspecies and forms that the committee will review Official List of Maryland Birds Chronology of species added to the MD List MD Database An abridged version of the Maryland portion of the entire MD/DCRC database, sorted by species and then by start date

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