41. MySpaceTV Videos: Search Results For Tag "birds" Here is a video of some of the colorful birds found in Doi INthanon National Park Thailand. Included are the Golden Throated Barbet, Chestnutcrowned http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.search&t=birds

42. Birds Birding In Africa biographies of James Paul Chapin and Herbert Lang, photographs (villages, primates), the watercolors of James Chapin including Congo mural paintings, birds, http://library.stanford.edu/africa/birds.html

Countries Topics Search the Africa Pages Suggest a Site ... Topics: Birds Africa Birds and Birding (Cape Town) Subscription magazine, outside of Southern Africa subscribtions are $45 per year. Has a full text search of all articles from their archive backfile and a search of all summaries of all articles. http://www.africa-geographic.com/bdocs/bhome.asp? African Bird Club Concerned with African ornithology, site includes selected articles from their Bulletin, short articles on conservation issues. Sells birding trip reports for African countries. http://www.africanbirdclub.org/ American Museum of Natural History. Congo Expedition, May 1909-November 1915 [Birds] "In 1909,...Herbert Lang and James Chapin set sail for the Belgian Congo....By the time they sailed home five and one-half years later, they had collected tons of precious zoological and anthropological specimens..." http://diglib1.amnh.org/ Contents: an introductory, multimedia slide show. diaries of James Chapin ("At age 19, in 1909, James Chapin left New York for northeastern Congo where he served as Herbert Lang's assistant for the next five years. Chapin was interested in many aspects of Africa's natural history.

43. Wild Birds Forever Squirrel Resistant Bird Feeders Shop our large offering of high quality and unique squirrel resistant bird feeders. http://www.birdsforever.com/dunfeed.html

Squirrel Resistant Bird Feeders Bird Feeders Page: Item #NATUBE3 Audubon TM by Woodlink Squirrel-Resistant Tubular Bird Feeder This bird feeder FRUSTRATES most squirrels by keeping them away from the seed ports! This is an attractive way to say NO to squirrels! Hanging bird feeder has 4 seed ports and safety coated plastic wire allows small songbirds to enter but prevents squirrels and larger birds from feeding. The fencing around the feeder offers perching space for LOTS of birds! The polycarbonate plastic tube holds 1 quart of sunflower or wild bird seed mix. Dimensions: 15" x 3-1/2" x 10-1/4". Call us at 1-800-459-2473 to order From 10:00am - 5:00pm PST 7 Days a Week! BUY our wild bird seed for home delivery with your feeders! Item #WLTUBE10 Woodlink Squirrel Resistant Tubular Bird Feeder This good looking bird feeder FRUSTRATES most squirrels by keeping them away from the seed ports! Now, from one of the leaders in the bird feeder industry, comes a squirrel resistant tube feeder! Woodlink's 4 full-looped feeding perches make it easier for wild birds to feed and move around for predator awareness, without having to leave the ports as often. The plastic feeder tube and seed tray comes fully assembled and will hold 10 quarts of seed. Designed to be hung, this wonderful feeder attracts smaller birds while keeping squirrels and other large birds OUT! Dimensions: 16" tall by 11" in diameter. Call us at 1-800-459-2473 to order From 10:00am - 5:00pm PST 7 Days a Week!

44. ProTeacher! Birds Lesson Plans For Elementary School Teachers In Grades K-5 Incl A Variety of Bird Feeders Directions for making five simple bird feeders using readily available materials. Use plastic bottles, milk cartons, pine cones, http://www.proteacher.com/110008.shtml

Home Chat Blo gs ... Directory ProTeacher Directory Teaching Ideas: Life Science Animals Birds A Variety of Bird Feeders - Directions for making five simple bird feeders using readily available materials. Use plastic bottles, milk cartons, pine cones, peanut butter, potato chip cans, and source All About Birds - Detailed information about bird anatomy. Includes over a dozen related classroom activities source All About Birds - Resource contains easy to complex information on birds from Enchanted Learning. Read about bird evolution, habitat requirements, feeding habits, adaptations, and more source BIGPIC Birds to Color - Link to information page and picture to color on several birds. Sparrow, meadowlark, warblers, cardinal, starling, bluebird, waxwings, chickadee, hummingbird, and Robin source Birds Wordsearch Puzzle - A printable wordsearch puzzle on the subject of birds source Dissecting Owl Pellets - Students dissect owl pellets to determine the diet preferences of owls and to further understand food chains, bone structure and identification source Ducks - Integrated thematic unit allows students to explore and learn about the habitats, diets, and attributes of various species of ducks

45. Utah Birds News, rare bird alert, sightings, species accounts, maps and directions to hotspots for each county, state and local checklists, and a photo gallery. http://www.utahbirds.org/

Photo Gallery County Pages Feature Pages Website Guide ... Places to Bird Support this web site through Amazon.com Bookstore Birding Hotline Sightings combined list hotline photos report a hotline bird ... Rare Bird Finder Birds of Utah Photo Gallery l atest additions photographers ... Utah Bird Guide Birding Information Print Center Sign up for Hotlines Bird Counts Checklists ... Archives Learning about birds Photo Quiz Bookstore Birding Organizations Statewide utah ornithological soc. hawk watch int Local ... wasatch aud Links Birding Resources Local Links National / International Photo of the Month ... Hotline Photos Welcome to Utah Birds! State and Local hotlines, Hotline Reports, Sightings by County, National Hotlines New to the Photo Gallery State Calendar of Activities Hotline Highlights Checklists A new checklist for San Juan County (in PDF format) is now available on the website. The new checklist was created using the information from an article by Lu Giddings in the UOS journal which came out last month.

46. Williston's Birds Wherein, as published in Volume IV of the University Geological Survey of Kansas, S. W. Williston describes characteristics of the toothed birds of the http://www.oceansofkansas.com/Williston98b.html

Williston, S. W., Birds. The University Geological Survey of Kansas, Part II, 4:43-53, pls. 5-8. ePage created 08/19/2003; Last revised 03/26/2004 LEFT: Plate V. Life restoration of Hesperornis regalis Marsh. Wherein, as published in Volume IV of the University Geological Survey of Kansas, S. W. Williston describes characteristics of the toothed birds of the Cretaceous, which at the time (1898) were almost all found in the Smoky Hill Chalk of western Kansas. BIRDS. B Y S. W. W ILLISTON R EMAINS of birds always have been and always will be the rarest of vertebrate fossils. From the habits of the great majority of species, together with the lightness and buoyancy of their bodies in the water, it is very evident that, even where they are abundant, they will not often fall into such positions that they will be fossilized. Although, with our present evidence, they first made their appearance in geological history as far back as the Jurassic formation, scarcely two score of valid species have thus far been discovered from the Mesozoic, and all of those, with one or two exceptions, are from the Upper Cretaceous formations. The famous Archaeopteryx , from the Jurassic of Solenhofen, the earliest bird known, has long been renowned for its strange mingling of reptilian and avian characters. With the wings imperfectly developed, there were long reptilian fingers with claws, adapted for seizing and grasping. The jaws were provided with well-developed teeth, and the tail was elongated as in reptiles, each individual vertebra provided with a pair of long feathers.

47. Bird Feeding And Foods Feeding and watching birds, types of bird food for backyard birds. http://www.all-birds.com/feeding-birds.htm

Home Bird Watching Tips Bird Houses Nest Boxes ... Contact Feeding and watching birds is one of the fastest growing hobbies in the America. Around 60 million people feed birds in the US. The only outdoor hobby that is more popular is gardening and the two are natural partners. Feeding Birds and watching them at feeders is enjoyed by all ages. For birds the benefit is reliable food sources provided by feeders. Many birds depend on feeders to get them through the winter. All birds need food, water and shelter, but they all have different needs. You are more likely to find certain birds if you look in their normal habitat. You will also have more success in your backyard or garden if you are feeding the birds what they like. Natural foods that birds eat include insects, worms; berries and other fruit, flower nectar, nuts and seeds, tree sap, buds of trees and shrubs, fish and small animals or other birds, eggs, they even scavenge dead animal. You can get a clue what a bird eats by the type of beak or bill the bird has.

48. BirdForum - The Net's Largest Birding Community, Dedicated To Wild Birds Free bird watcher discussion forum and photo, galleries. View photographs of birds in the wild, discuss bird topics, read reviews on all kinds of equipment http://www.birdforum.net/

BirdForum The net's largest birding community, dedicated to wild birds register home forums gallery ... Today's posts Welcome, Guest. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Remember Me? Search Forums Welcome to BirdForum Would you like to find out more about us? Go to Page... Click here to go to the home page and find out more. Click here to join. Welcome to BirdForum. BirdForum is the net's largest birding community, dedicated to wild birds and birding, and is absolutely FREE! You are most welcome to register for an account, which allows you to take part in lively discussions in the forum, post your pictures in the gallery and more. Recent Threads New Canon 450D announced Last post by Jos Stratford Today Canon 12 Replies, 397 Views I'm SO confused! Last post by robski Today Photo Critique 2 Replies, 3 Views Today at the feeder Last post by Today 2,118 Replies, 65,925 Views Buteo, Islay April, 2006 Last post by RecoveringScot Today Birds Of Prey 9 Replies, 139 Views Joint Thread Last post by AStevenson Today Wildlife Art 721 Replies, 19,705 Views White-crowned Sparrow in...

49. Birds Travel Guide - New York Times Travel A birds travel guide from The New York Times. Find the best destinations for birds. http://travel.nytimes.com/travel/guides/birds/overview.html?inline=nyt-classifie

50. ENature: FieldGuides: Birds eNature Field Guide to birds Comprehensive guide to America s birds with species pictures, field descriptions, range maps, bird calls, http://www.enature.com/fieldguides/intermediate.asp?curGroupID=1

51. Nebraska Game And Parks Commission - Birds Of Nebraska Guide This interactive guide to the more than 400 species of Nebraska birds features photographs, sounds and descriptions of each species appearance, habitat, http://www.ngpc.state.ne.us/wildlife/guides/birds/findbirds.asp

NEBRASKA GAME AND PARKS COMMISSION Thursday, January 24, 2008 HOME Fishing Hunting State Parks Boating Your browser does not support script home wildlife guides interactive bird guide Birds of Nebraska Menu Search Options Common Name: Scientific Name: Browse the Guide Search Assistance Home This interactive guide to the more than 400 species of Nebraska birds features photographs, sounds and descriptions of each species' appearance, habitat, range, call and more. Use this guide to identify a backyard visitor or to learn more about your favorite avian species. Choose an option at left to begin your search or browse through the guide using the links below. Browse the Bird Guide Quick Jump: Please select a bird order (group of similar birds) Anseriformes - Ducks, Geese, Swans Apodiformes - Swifts, Hummingbirds Caprimulgiformes - Nightjars Charadriiformes - Shorebirds, Gulls, Terns Ciconiiformes - Herons, Ibises, Vultures Columbiformes - Pigeons, Doves Coraciiformes - Kingfishers Cuculiformes - Cuckoos Falconiformes - Eagles, Hawks, Kites, Falcons Galliformes - Partridges, Grouse, Turkeys, Quail

52. Winged Wisdom Pet Bird Magazine - Phobic Birds - Phobias In Pet Parrots And Exot Some pet parrots exotic birds develop phobias, fear of humans. There is hope in treating phobic birds. Understanding, patience, time and love can help. http://www.birdsnways.com/wisdom/ww19e.htm

Pet Bird Magazine, Ezine January 1998 Magazine Winged Wisdom Index Articles by Topic Birds n Ways Home The WWW Library PHOBIC BIRDS by Joanie Doss Phobic birds are a real heartbreak. It is bad enough when you get one from another source but completely devastating when it is a baby that you handraised. Most young phobic birds..........Kodiak showed signs shortly after he was pulled from the nest......start fearing the main caregiver first and most. In working with phobic birds and their owners the hardest part is freeing the owner of the guilt that they caused the bird to be phobic. I believe true phobic birds will be phobic no matter what the person does. There are things to cut back on the severity of the attacks but they are more or less programmed. There is always something that triggers the bird into showing the signs of phobia. One must remember that true phobia is not the result of being slugged, or abused There is a good reason why this bird is afraid of hands, humans, water, etc. Phobia is unrational fear. The first phobic bird I saw was a Grey. The owner had gone on vacation and when she came back, the bird was frightened of all people, especially hands. My friends and I guessed the bird had to be abused or why would a wonderful, friendly bird suddenly turn to be a fearful mess? The bird sitter had a great reputation as a compassionate and caring person. I felt that somehow she had scared the bird, not on purpose, but did something that scared the bird.

53. The Internet Classics Archive | The Birds By Aristophanes A wild and desolate region; only thickets, rocks, and a single tree are seen. EUELPIDES and PITHETAERUS enter, each with a bird in his hand. http://classics.mit.edu/Aristophanes/birds.html

Home Browse and Comment Search ... Help The Birds By Aristophanes Commentary: Several comments have been posted about The Birds Read them or add your own Reader Recommendations: Recommend a Web site you feel is appropriate to this work, list recommended Web sites , or visit a random recommended Web site Download: A 94k text-only version is available for download The Birds By Aristophanes Written 414 B.C.E Dramatis Personae EUELPIDES PITHETAERUS TROCHILUS, Servant to Epops Epops (the Hoopoe) A BIRD A HERALD A PRIEST A POET AN ORACLE-MONGER METON, a Geometrician AN INSPECTOR A DEALER IN DECREES IRIS A PARRICIDE CINESIAS, a Dithyrambic Poet AN INFORMER PROMETHEUS POSIDON TRIBALLUS HERACLES SLAVES OF PITHETAERUS MESSENGERS CHORUS OF BIRDS Scene A wild and desolate region; only thickets, rocks, and a single tree are seen. EUELPIDES and PITHETAERUS enter, each with a bird in his hand. EUELPIDES to his jay Do you think I should walk straight for yon tree? PITHETAERUS to his crow Cursed beast, what are you croaking to me?...to retrace my steps? EUELPIDES Why, you wretch, we are wandering at random, we are exerting

54. Landscaping To Attract Birds In South Florida By proper plant selection, you can enhance your landscape to attract, feed, and shelter birds for yearround enjoyment. When selecting plants to incorporate http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/EP021

Whole Document Navigator (Click Here) Top of Document Landscape Principles to Attract Birds Recommended References Footnotes Landscaping to Attract Birds in South Florida Timothy K. Broschat and Stephen D. Verkade Landscape Principles to Attract Birds Solid design concepts are important in any landscape project, and references on design principles are listed in this fact sheet under the heading of 'Recommended References'. The following are additional considerations to remember when landscaping to attract birds. Provide shelter to entice birds into your yard and to protect them from the elements or predators. Select a variety of plants which offer a consistent supply of food over an extended period of time. Select plants that flower or fruit during the spring migrations and attract insects. Insects, in turn, attract insectivorous birds. In some areas in southern Florida, the flowering gumbo-limbo ( Bursera simaruba ) attracts large numbers of warblers in their spring breeding plumage as they migrate northward. Design plantings which offer enough food to meet the needs of the birds.

55. Laura Erickson's For The Birds Minnesotabased radio program. Archives and stories. http://www.lauraerickson.com/

Home For the Birds Radio Program Speaking Engagements Laura's Books ... Conservation tip: How to make your windows safer for birds. What's new! Veterans' Day special: 101 Ways to Help Birds supporting information Introduction Laura's 16-minute interview, from 2000, with Jerome Pratt, commander of the last Pigeon Company in the U.S. Army Signal Corps. Alessandro Croseri's Pigeons in Combat website ... current programs (starting March 26, 2007) and new podcasts. For the Birds radio pages (calendar pages for radio stations) Laura's Birding Blog (a generous helping of Stephen Colbert and other stuff) Directory of Laura's bird photo galleries Let me know what archived material you'd like me to be working on first Index to Laura's stories and essays (little by little more will be added) Story: Max the Maggot Memoir story: Grandpa's Canaries Memoir story: Juniper Heaven Essay: About Hunting Essay: My Cubbies Owls of Harry Potter Birds of Iraq Photo Gallery ... Laura's 2007 Oklahoma Trip!

56. Birds birds play an important role because they travel in 3 of the 5 traditional elements air, earth and water. In mythology, the Celestial Bird adds the element http://www.khandro.net/animal_birds.htm

Home Help Search Calendar ... Links Introduction Birds play an important role because they travel in 3 of the 5 traditional elements: air, earth and water. In mythology, the Celestial Bird adds the element of space to that repertoire and the Phoenix, fire. The Hamsa is a celestial bird that is the vehicle of Indian deities, Brahma and Saraswati . It most often depicted today as a swan sometimes the word is translated by gander [ male goose ] but it is not to be considered an ordinary bird at all. Mythologist Joseph Campbell, entitling one of his books Flight of the Wild Gander , was referring to this bird. Their remarkably expressive voices, variety of form and sometimes spectacular coloration contributes to the prestige and mythological importance of birds. For example, the Kalavinka is a bird of a Buddhist paradise whose voice is described in part 16 of Ashvaghosha's Acts of the Buddha as the most beautiful of all voices so clear and melodious. After becoming popular in 9th-century Japan, a Chinese T'ang dynasty opera featuring the kalvinka became known by that name. It is still being performed today. Four little boys with wings and flowery crowns play little cymbals that are intended to imitate the kalavinka's timbre. Besides mythological birds of the celestial class that include the hamsa , the garuda and the kalavinka, many ordinary kinds of bird, such as

57. Birds Have the children inspect an abandoned bird s nest to see how it is made. Discuss how bird s nests are destroyed and how animals and people can help or harm http://www.alphabet-soup.net/mini/bird.html

Main Menu Home : Alphabet Soup Home Contact Us Submit an Article Information ... Advertise with Us For You : Contest Page Newsletter Articles Personalized Letters ... Coloring Pages Featured Sections : Kindergarten Kafe Our Earth Angels Star Pets AlphaBites Themes : All Themes Fall Adventures Don't Play With Fire! Back to School ... Alphabet Coloring Book Crafts : All Crafts Craft Recipes Art Ideas Holidays : All Holidays New Year's Day Martin Luther King Jr.'s Day Valentine's Day ... Christmas Literature : All Literature Literature Corner Fantasy for Children Literature Connections Coming Soon! Recipe Section : Recipes var site="sm9alphabet" Birds Submit your bird ideas!! SONGS, POEMS AND FINGERPLAYS If I Were a Bird If I were a bird, I'd sing a song And fly about the whole day long (twine thumbs together and move hands like wings) And when the night comes, go to rest, (tilt head and close eyes) Up in my cozy little nest. (cup hands together to form nest) Stretch, Stretch Stretch, stretch away up high: On your tiptoes, reach the sky. See the bluebirds flying high. (wave hands) Now bend down and touch your toes.

58. HelpingAnimals.com // Animals @ Home // Caring For Birds There is no such animal as a “cage bird.” All caged birds were either captured or captivebred. No bird was born to be in a cage. http://www.helpinganimals.com/animalsHome_birds.asp

Sign up for e-mail updates! Animals @ Home Help an Animal Wildlife Travel ... Donate Now Search In This Section Dogs Cats Birds ... Animals and Emergencies Resources Ads/PSAs Celebrities Helping Animals E-Cards Factsheets ... Animals @ Home Caring for Birds Unfortunately, the brilliant colors, speech capabilities, and intelligence of these animals has made them the third-most popular animal companion in the United States, with an estimated 40 million birds confined to cages in homes across the country.(1) As a result, many birds do not get the mental stimulation or companionship that they need, and normal bird behaviors, such as flock-calling, biting, chewing, and throwing food, are often unwelcome to unprepared human guardians. The result may be abandoned or isolated birds who, as reported in The Washington Post Breeding for Profit In the late 20th century, the popularity of keeping birds as companions resulted in a smuggling business based in Central America. It proved devastating to wild bird populations, and many birds who were caught died during transport or soon after.(3) The Wild Bird Conservation Act stemmed the flow of birds into the U.S. (although it is still a problem in other countries), but breeding operations have perpetuated the myth that baby birds will grow up to become great companions and have also allowed consumer demand to continue.(4) Just as there are puppy mills, there are bird factories, where breeders warehouse hundreds or thousands of nondomesticated birds for their offspring. Enslaved and Stressed

59. Birds - MySpace News Saturday Day List 32 species (160% of Bird RDA) 2008 List 209 species So today I took it easy and consciously decided to end the quest more » http://news.myspace.com/animals/birds

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60. State Birds Official birds for each US state with illustrations and descriptive text by Audubon. http://www.50states.com/bird/

Search: 50states.com Yellow Pages White Pages Biographies ... Search Official State Birds Listed by State Alabama -Yellowhammer Alaska - Willow Ptarmigan Arizona - Cactus Wren Arkansas - Mockingbird ... Wyoming - Western Meadowlark Listed by Family Genus Baltimore Oriole - Maryland Bluebird - Missouri Bluebird - New York Blue Hen Chicken - Delaware ... Yellowhammer - Alabama Webmaster Notes: The pages shown depicting the official 50 US State birds were drawn from : " Audubon's Birds of America " an 1840 "First Octavo Edition" of John J. Audubon's complete seven volume text. Within the text you will see many names in capital letters. This was the convention that Audubon himself used in his text to set off proper names. We have preserved this convention in our text. Due to the inability of the ASCII character set to print Greek letters, the Greek words that Audubon used in his Family and Genus descriptions have been "Latinized": the letters delta-iota-sigma, for example, have become [dis]; the square brackets indicate that the editors have made this change. A special thank-you goes to Mr. Richard Buonanno, who originally converted the Bird's of America complete text, with references, to HTML format. The 50states.com website utilizes 29 files from

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