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Birding:     more books (100)

Down and Dirty Birding: From the Sublime to the Ridiculous, Here's All the Outrageous but True Stuff You've Ever Wanted to Know About North American Birds by Joey Slinger, 1996-07-03 Birding in the San Juan Islands by Mark G. Lewis, Fred A. Sharpe, 1987-11 Birding in the San Juan Islands by Mark G. Lewis, Fred A. Sharpe, 1987-11 Guide to the Great Florida Birding Trail: East Section Birding for Beginners: A Comprehensive Introduction to the Art of Birdwatching by Sheila Buff, 2010-05-04 Birding Babylon: A Soldier's Journal from Iraq by Jonathan Trouern-Trend, 2006-04-11 Top 100 Birding Sites of the World by Dominic Couzens, 2009-02-22 Birding in the American West: A Handbook (Comstock books) by Kevin J. Zimmer, 2000-03-24 Birding the Delaware Valley Region by John Harding, 1980-10-15 Guide to Birding Coastal Mississippi and Adjacent Counties by Judith A. Toups, Jerry L. Bird, et all 2004-02 Birding Utah by D.E. McIvor, 1998-06-01 Backyard Birding for Kids by Fran Lee, 2005-05-21 25 birding areas in Connecticut by Noble S. Proctor, 1978-01-01 The Blues Go Birding Across America (The Blues Go Birding Series) by Carol L. Malnor, Sandy F. Fuller, 2010-03-01

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41. Paradise Birding
    Birds, birding, guided tours and more! Explore Oregon, California, or Nevada with an experienced, knowledgable birding guide.  
    http://www.paradisebirding.com/

42. A DC Birding Blog
    Personal observations of birds in the Washington, DC area.  
    http://dendroica.blogspot.com/
    
    Extractions: skip to main skip to sidebar Search past posts using this Google Search or the topical and monthly archives below. Enter your search terms Web dendroica.blogspot.com Submit search form This morning Sphere linked to an interesting article in the Courant about a biologist conducting a multi-year census of bird populations in Connecticut . One of the more interesting findings is that the state's resident bird population shifts from northern Connecticut to southern Connecticut during the winter. As a result he argues that coastal forest habitats are the most important habitat types to preserve.

43. Peterson Field Guides(R) Inspired By Roger Tory Peterson
    Increasingly popular among all ages, birding is an especially popular family friendly activity. This fun and lively guide provides just the right amount of  
    http://www.houghtonmifflinbooks.com/peterson/petersonhome.cfm

44. Northern Michigan Birding
    Sightings database, warbler tracking, newsletter, bird profiles, birding sites, checklist, and photographs.  
    http://www.northbirding.com/

45. Birding Guatemala, Central America - Birdwatching Tours, Independent Travelers
    Fine birding tours in Guatemala and information for independent travelers.  
    http://www.cayaya-birding.com/

46. Andean Birding - Birdwatching, Andes And Amazon, Bird Conservation, Ornithologic
    Bird tour company providing top bird guides, itineraries and logistics for your visit to the Andes and Amazon. Based in Ecuador.  
    http://www.andeanbirding.com/

47. Birds And Bird Watching In The Pacific Northwest: Oregon, Washington, California
    Birds and bird watching in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. Travel guides, bird identification, and birding tips. Oregon pelagic trips!  
    http://thebirdguide.com/

48. Iowa Birds & Birding
    Iowa Ornithologists Union site with rare bird alerts, Iowa Records Committee, checklists, guide to birding Iowa, IABIRD e-mail group, and quizzes.  
    http://www.iowabirds.org/
    
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49. Rochester Birding Association--Home Page
    This site is dedicated to birding. The primary interest is in the Rochester area of New York State. However, this site also covers the southern shore of  
    http://www.rochesterbirding.com/
    
    Extractions: The Rochester Birding Association, based in Rochester, New York, was established in 1975. We are very well versed in birding, bird watching equipment, bird songs and everything else bird related. Contact us if you have questions regarding any birding activities. Situated on the southern shore of Lake Ontario, Rochester NY is a great place for birding, bird watching and bird field trips. Those of us who live and bird this area are very thankful for the diversity of birds we get to experience. We hope you can join us sometime. Rochester is hosting the 60th Anniversary Annual Meeting of NYSOA. It will be held Sept 19-21, 2008. More details in the newsletter or on the NYSOA website. Your Help Needed!

50. Home - Klamath Basin Birding Trails
    The Klamath Basin is renowned for its wide diversity and abundance of bird life due to its diverse habitats including marshes, open water, coniferous forest  
    http://www.klamathbirdingtrails.com/
    
    Extractions: Klamath Basin Birding Trail Imagine millions of geese swirling as far as the eye can see over vast wetlands, whose silhouettes form astonishing patterns against snowy mountain vistas. Or marvel at the "water dance" of courting grebes as they run in tandem across sparkling lakes.... The Klamath Basin is renowned for its wide diversity and abundance of bird life due to its diverse habitats including marshes, open water, coniferous forest, Juniper woodlands, oak-chaparral, sagebrush-grasslands, grassy meadow and rocky cliffs. The Klamath Basin is a bird lovers paradise as over 350 species of birds call this major Pacific Flyway layover home! The Klamath Basin is also a great place for humans needing relief from the hustle and bustle of big city living. We call it a refuge..for more than just birds! Fall: August and September are peak months for viewing Pelicans, Egrets, Herons, and Grebes. An estimated one to two million ducks and geese migrate through the Basin each October and November.

51. Alabama Gulf Coastal Birding Trail For Watching Birds, Identification
    Alabama Coastal birding Trail, a bird watching paradise, offers birders opportunity for identification and taking pictures of kestrel, osprey, avocet,  
    http://www.alabamacoastalbirdingtrail.com/
    
    Extractions: A great blue heron sails across a Mobile Bay sunset. Pelicans fly in perfect formation as they prepare to nose-dive into the Gulf for the catch of the day. The Alabama Coastal Birding Trail is a birder's paradise. Our sun-drenched coast is a popular resort area for a variety of feathered visitors and year-round residents. The trail spans two counties, and is enhanced by directional and interpretive signage, offering birding enthusiasts endless opportunities for avian appreciation.

52. The Lake Champlain Birding Trail - About The Trail
    This trail is a highwaybased trail (approximately 300 miles) which unifies and connects 88 birding sites along the Lake Champlain shoreline and uplands in  
    http://www.lakechamplainbirding.org/
    
    Extractions: About the Trail: This trail is a highway-based trail (approximately 300 miles) which unifies and connects 88 birding sites along the Lake Champlain shoreline and uplands in Vermont and New York into a cohesive and marketable unit. A high quality full color map and guide identifies birding sites throughout the Lake Champlain Basin and provides information about the sites and tips for better birding. Uniform way-finding signs are installed to identify each site as part of the birding trail. Interpretive signs will also be placed at sites to help reveal to visitors various natural and cultural history themes and messages. Other enhancements being constructed at some sites include boardwalks, viewing blinds, and platforms. Goal of the Trail: To make Lake Champlain and surrounding communities in New York and Vermont a premier national destination for birding, increasing nature tourism in the Lake Champlain Region, and conveying the value of conservation and recreation to community leaders and landowners. Whereby, attracting visitors who will spend money on birding and travel needs and tools. Who is coordinating the Lake Champlain Birding Trail?

53. ENature: Birds & Birding
    eNature Guide to Birds and birding Comprehensive regional and local birding guides, bird audio, birding article archive, and spring migration tracker and  
    http://www.enature.com/birding/
    
    Extractions: @import url("/styles/eNature.css"); @import url("/styles/ajaxtabs.css"); About eNature Get eNature Content Contact eCards ... Help articles eCards help photographers Species Search: Select an option Learn what wildlife lives in my area Identify an animal or plant I just saw Ask a specific question Get info about a National Park or Refuge Know what endangered species live near me Send an eCard I want to: Field Guides Advanced Search Birding Sky Guide ... Articles Bird of the Day Eastern Towhee The name "Towhee," an imitation of this bird's call note, was given in 1731 by the naturalist and bird artist Mark Catesby, who encountered it in the Carolinas. read more Search FieldGuides

54. Long Island Birding, Birds & Bird Watching
    This site is about Long Island birds and birdwatching on Long Island. Information on bird sightings, places to go birding, interesting articles,  
    http://www.libirding.com/
    
    Extractions: We made it through the winter months and are saying good-bye to our beautiful winter friends, the waterfowl. However, here come the Warblers! Those absolutely beautiful birds that are a real challenge to focus the binoculars on and to identify. But they are certainly worth the effort. Warbler colors are a joy to behold hidden in the tops of the budding trees. And they certainly do stay at the tops of those trees, giving all of us that well known 'warbler neck" syndrome.

55. Backyard Birding, Our Feathered Friends
    Birds of Central Indiana with pictures and real video.  
    http://www.slivoski.com/birding/
    
    Extractions: 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.

56. Vivek Tiwari: Birds And Birding In India
    From my personal experience I have found that Martin Woodcock s Handguide, the 12th edition of the Book of Indian Birds by Salim Ali and Salim Ali s  
    http://www.princeton.edu/~vivekt/indian-birds.html

57. North Carolina Birding Trail
    A project under development to link great birding sites throughout the state.  
    http://www.ncbirdingtrail.org/
    
    Extractions: ****JavaScript based drop down DHTML menu generated by NavStudio. (OpenCube Inc. - http://www.opencube.com)**** //Document Level Menu Settings cddcodebase = "/Common/Menu/" cddcodebase481402 = "/Common/Menu/" cddactivate_onclick = false cddshowhide_delay = 50 cddurl_target = "_self" cddurl_features = "resizable=1, scrollbars=1, titlebar=1, menubar=1, toolbar=1, location=1, status=1, directories=1, channelmode=0, fullscreen=0" cdddisplay_urls_in_status_bar = true cdddefault_cursor = "hand" "To conserve and enhance North Carolina's bird habitat by promoting sustainable bird watching activities, economic opportunities and conservation education." Welcome to the North Carolina Birding Trail! Our Trail is more than just lines on a map. It physically links great bird watching sites and birders with communities, businesses and other local historical and educational attractions. Efforts to develop the North Carolina Birding Trail began in October 2003. The Trail is currently completed in the coastal plain and in-progress in the piedmont. The mountain region will be implemented as soon as the piedmont region is completed. Click here for answers to many of the questions you may have about the NC Birding Trail. Use our

58. Massbird.Org
    Overview of Massachusetts birding and excellent list of links.  
    http://massbird.org/
    
    Extractions: 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. Massachusetts Avian Records Committee Found a rarity? If it's on the MARC review list you need to submit details and photographs if you have them. How do you write a report? Use the MARC's checklist for suggestions on what to include. If you want to see what records have been acted upon, click here . And what is the MARC? Read more here Breeding Bird Atlas

59. Cape May New Jersey Birding And Birds
    Cape May New Jersey birding info including bird sightings, places to go birding, and month by month tips for birding the Cape May New Jersey area.  
    http://www.capemaytimes.com/birds/home.htm

60. Birding, Botanizing, And Nature Tours In Chile: Parque Nacional Lauca, Atacama D
    From Arica through the life zones to Parque Nacional Lauca, seabirds to flamingos; cetaceans to camelids; olive groves to exquisite alpine wildflowers.  
    http://www.birdingaltoandino.com/
    
    Extractions: New Tour: " Chile's north, in Depth " Emphasis on guide service In Parque Nacional Lauca and throughout northern Chile you are guided by naturalist Barbara Knapton . We concentrate on wildlife and habitats from sea to altiplano with the special attractions being the Atacama Desert and altiplano parks and reserves. Choose an itinerary or write for more customized options. Tours are private.

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