61. Decorative Arts: American Ornithology; Or The Natural History Of The Birds Of Th American ornithology; or The natural history of the birds of the United States Vol. I New York, New York Collins Co., 1828 http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/DLDecArts/DLDecArts-idx?id=DLDecArts.Am

62. World Wide School Library - Pure Science-Ornithology-Birds World Wide School Library Pure Science-ornithology-Birds. http://www.worldwideschool.org/library/catalogs/bysubject-sci-ornithology-birds.

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63. Birding In India - Bird Watching - Indian Birds - Ornithology Taxonomy Migration Website for birders and bird watching in India and South Asia. Migration taxonomy of birds. http://www.birding.in/

Birds Bird Diagram Ornithology Indian Sites ... birding.in Birding in India and South Asia Forums Binoculars Dr. Salim Ali Taxonomy ... North India With more than 1250 species of birds , India and South Asia are a paradise for bird watching . There are over 925 breeding species (~920 residents). The Indian birds belong to 16 groups called 'Orders', which are further divided into 'Families', 'Sub-families' and 'Genera'. For birding in India, 13 bio-geographical regions can be demarcated: Trans Himalayan, Western Himalayas, Eastern Himalayas, Desert, Semi-arid, Gangetic plain, Central India, Deccan Plateau, Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats, North East, Coasts and the Andaman Nicobar Islands. The Blue Peafowl Pavo cristatus ) is the national bird of India Anseriformes Anatidae Ducks, geese, swans, teals, pochards, wigeons Dendrocygnidae Whistling ducks Apodiformes Apodidae Needletails, swifts, swiftlets Hemiprocnidae Treeswifts Bucerotiformes Bucerotidae Hornbills Ciconiiformes Accipitridae Buzzards, eagles, harriers, hawks, kites, vultures Anhingidae Darters - Oriental Darter Ardeidae Bitterns, egrets, herons

64. Naturenet The British Trust For Ornithology The British Trust for ornithology he BTO is an organisation which is primarily concerned with the scientific study of birds. The most well known aspect of http://www.naturenet.net/orgs/bto.html

home The Ranger's Blog countryside law conservation designations ... contact Naturenet is sponsored by and recommends the Countryside Jobs Service Pages marked with this symbol are exclusively written for Naturenet Cat James BTO The British Trust for Ornithology T he BTO is an organisation which is primarily concerned with the scientific study of birds. The most well known aspect of this concerns bird ringing and migration study. The B TO is the body which co-ordinates bird ringing in the UK. In general, all bird ringers working on wild birds must be licensed and trained by the BTO to practice legally. The British Trust for Ornithology has been gathering detailed information on the birds of Britain and Ireland for over 60 years. It does this through over 10,000 members voluntarily doing census work, recording at nests, counting wading birds on estuaries, plotting birds on atlases or ringing (banding) them. There is even a scheme for weekly counts of birds coming into gardens - this has more than 5,000 participants. BTO News is issued every two months. There are also two scientific journals - Bird Study and Ringing and Migration - and several newsletters addressed to amateurs who participate in different schemes. The British Trust for Ornithology also runs meetings nationally and locally, and has a system of Regional Representatives all over the country.

65. Ornithologybooks Outof-print ornithology books and journals. Some back issues of hard-to-find journals. http://ornithologybooks.tripod.com/

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66. Meriam Library -- Current Ornithology Chronologic List The habitat concept in ornithology Theory and applications. 3591. . Data analysis and the design of experiments in ornithology. 1-63. http://www.csuchico.edu/lref/guides/rbs/ornithChron3.htm

Current Ornithology Meriam Library Main Collection CHRONOLOGICAL LISTING Other List Options: by Author or Title by Rich Soares , Biology Librarian, CSU Chico Based upon list compiled at: University of Calgary by mrlein@ucalgary.ca Volume 1 Volume 2 volume 3 volume 4 ... volume 16 Format Note: Contents of each volume is listed showing author(s), title, and page numbers. Hint: To search for a specific word, press Ctrl-F, type your word in box, and click on "Find Next" V olume 16 - 2001 Brown, C. R., and M.B. Brown. Avian coloniality: progress and problems. 1-82. Budden, A. E., and J. Wright. Begging in nestling birds. 83-118. Greenberg, R., C. Mettke-Hofmannn. Ecological aspects of newphobia and neophilia in birds. 119-178. Whittingham, L. A., and P. O. Dunn. Male parental care and maternity in birds. 257-298. Williams, J. B., and B. I. Tieleman. Physiological ecology and behavior of desert birds. 299-353. V olume 15 - 1999 Carey, C., and W. R. Dawson. A search for environmental cues used by birds in survival of cold winters. 1-31.

67. OUP: Ornithology The reputation of these guides, as being the scientific bedrock for ornithologists, is well deserved this will no doubt be part of the ornithological http://www.oup.co.uk/academic/science/ornithology/

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68. The Edward Grey Institute Of Field Ornithology - EGI Home The Edward Grey Institute is part of the Department of Zoology at the University of Oxford. Founded in 1937, it conducts research into the behaviour, http://www.zoo.ox.ac.uk/egi/

Home Research Evolutionary Ecology Behavioural Ecology ... Contacts Welcome to the EGI The Edward Grey Institute is part of the Department of Zoology at the University of Oxford. Founded in 1937, it conducts research into the behaviour, ecology, evolution and conservation of birds, with a strong emphasis on understanding organisms in their natural environments. Read more on the history of the EGI The EGI is particularly well known for its long-term population studies of birds, and as one of the birthplaces of behavioural ecology. These research themes are as strong as ever, and have recently been supplemented by vigorous programmes studying sperm competition in birds, speciation in Neotropical passerines, and the evolutionary ecology of avian malaria. Recent News We are all shocked and saddened by Robin McCleery's sudden death on 16 January 2008. Robin was a dedicated colleague and valued friend to the EGI and the Department of Zoology for more than 30 years, and will be sorely missed. His funeral will take place in the Chapel at Wadham College at 10:15 on Friday 25th January. For more information click here Jan 2008: We are pleased to welcome Olof Hellgren , who joins us on a Swedish Research Council funded Postdoc for two years to study the genetical ecology of innate immunity in birds, and Claire Salisbury , who starts a DPhil on speciation in Amazonian birds Jan 2008: Thanks to everyone for attending the 2008 EGI conference, especially those who came from abroad. We look forward to seeing you in 2009. For information on the 2008 programme

69. The University Of Kansas | Division Of Ornithology The University of Kansas, Division of ornithology, 1345 Jayhawk Boulevard, Dyche Hall, Lawrence, KS 660457561, fax (785) 864-5335 http://www.nhm.ku.edu/birds/

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70. Ornithology ornithology. Dr. T. Luke George. Syllabus Lab Manual Readings Lectures Links Email tlg2@axe.humboldt.edu. (707) 8263430. http://www.humboldt.edu/~tlg2/365/index.html

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71. Searchable Ornithological Research Archive An open access electronic journal archive that provides access to extensive literature of international scope. http://elibrary.unm.edu/sora/

SORA Searchable Ornithological Research Archive About SORA Resources ... Terms and Conditions Javascript must be enabled to properly use this site. Help SEARCH ARCHIVE Full Text all journals, all years Enclose phrase search in "double quotes" OR Choose Journals Auk (1884-1999) Condor (1899-2000) Journal of Field Ornithology (1930-1999) North American Bird Bander (1976-2000) Ornithological Monographs (1964-2005) Pacific Coast Avifauna (1900-1974) Studies in Avian Biology (1978-1999) Western Birds (1970-2004) Wilson Bulletin (1889-1999) Author Keyword/Subject Title And Or Author Keyword/Subject Title And Or Author Keyword/Subject Title And Or Years to BROWSE JOURNALS The Auk California Birds/Western Birds The Condor Journal of Field Ornithology ... The Wilson Bulletin NOTE: the following journal presently has browse functions only. Find out how to search for articles Abstracts for current issues of the Auk, Condor, Journal of Field Ornithology, and Wilson Bulletin can be found at BioOne.org

72. PSOHomePage About PSO. Birding Resources. Latest PSO Newsletter Latest Issue of Pennsylvania Birds. http://www.pabirds.org/

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73. Birding In London Birding in London providing information about wild birds and birdwatching in and around London. http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/calidris/

For all your London Birding Information - sites to visit birding, species list, daily bird reports, photographs, contacts and details of other useful London websites Webmaster:- Chris Lamsdell This web site aims give information on London's birds, what has been seen, what can be seen, where to see them, who to contact and which other web sites will assist you in your quest. It also includes the information for parts of the surrounding counties that fall within a 20 miles radius from St Paul's. Items for inclusion in this web site are welcome such as: i) Details of your website. ii) Articles. iii) Photographs. Recent sightings - major highlight Penduline Tit - from 2006 until 26th March at Rainham Marsh (E) - 7th record. Penduline Tit - 29th January at Swnascombe Marshes (K) - 8th record. Cattle Egret - January at Sevenoaks Wildfowl Reserve (K) - 4th record. Little Bunting - from 3rd February until 16th April at Amwell GP (H) - 10th record.

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