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The Easy Bird Guide: Eastern Region: A Quick Identification Guide for All Birders (Birding Series) by John Bull, Edith Hellman Bull, et all 2006-07-01 Birding Maine: Over 90 Prime Birding Sites at 40 Locations (Birding Series) by Tom Seymour, 2008-04-01 The Easy Bird Guide: Western Region: A Quick Identification Guide for All Birders (Birding Series) by Edith Hellman Bull, James Coe, 2006-07-01 Birding Northern California: Site guides to 72 of the best birding spots by Jean Richmond, 1985 Connecticut Birding Guide by Arnold Devine, Dwight G. Smith, 1998-09 Birding Oregon: 44 Prime Birding Areas with More Than 200 Specific Sites (Birding Series) by John Rakestraw, 2007-01-01 Birding in Venezuela by Mary Lou Goodwin, 2003-07-10 1,029 Backyard Birding Secrets Birding for Beginners: A Comprehensive Introduction to Birdwatching by Sheila Buff, 2000-10-03 Birding in New Brunswick by Roger Burrows, 2010-05-21 Birding Montana by Terry McEneaney, 1998-11-01 Great Places: Washington: A Recreational Guide to Washington's Public Lands and Historic Places for Birding, Hiking, Photography, Fishing, Hunting and Camping by John Kruse, 2009-06-15 Birding Sites of Nova Scotia by Blake Maybank, 2005-08-25 Great Birding in the Great Lakes: A Guide to the 50 Best Birdwatching Sites in the Great Lakes States by Timm E. Rye, 1998-02-15

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61. Mike's Birding & Digiscoping Blog
    Reviews of optical equipment for birding and digiscoping. Articles and pictures about birding.  
    http://www.birddigiscoping.com/blog.html
    
    Extractions: There were some enjoyable feathered surprises in our backyard today. After finishing a few important projects in my office that required the computer, I spent the rest of the day on our deck listening (and sometimes watching) for birds while reading Bridget Stutchbury's book, “ Silence of the Songbirds ” (recommended reading, by the way). A Magnolia Warbler first heard very early this morning was present. I never did get to see it, but judging by the direction of its songs, the warbler was pretty busy doing laps around our yard most of the day. The only other warbler present was an American Redstart . Then another song caught my attention and I recognized its peeup peeup notes almost immediately - it was a Yellow-bellied Flycatcher . If my recollection is correct, this is the first time we've ever had one in our backyard. Hours passed before I finally decided to document the flycatcher and hauled out the digiscoping gear, capturing it in late afternoon light.

62. Space Coast Birding - Florida Birding Experiences - Great Florida Birding Trail
    Florida birding. The Space Coast offers birders the Florida Scrub Jay and some of the most intense birding experiences in the world. Here are the details.  
    http://spacecoastbirding.com/
    
    Extractions: Florida Scrub Jay for State Bird BIRDNET has a web site devoted to posting Grants, Awards, and Prizes in Ornithology. Take some time to browse through their extensive list of links, and you may just find a source of money for some work you would like to do. See www.nmnh.si.edu/BIRDNET/Grants/ Cornell Lab of Ornithology's personal checklist and eBird Site Survey Florida Today's

63. Birding
    Information about attracting and watching birds, including feeding, housing, ID, gardening, and behavior.  
    http://www.stokesbirdsathome.com/birding/

64. Birdfreak: The Bird Conservation Blog
    Birdfreak is dedicated to the promotion of bird conservation through the joys of birding by using sound marketing and building a community of birders.  
    http://birdfreak.com/
    
    Extractions: Building a Bird Conservation Community Through Birding Home About Links C.N.P. ... 72-hour birding extravaganza . Our goal was to find as many bird species as possible within Winnebago County, Illinois. We headed over to Sugar River Forest Preserve. A Yellow-crowned Night-Heron was reported there but we had yet to find it. They are seldom seen in Winnebago County. Our luck changed when we were rewarded with excellent views of the heron. Our one clear shot of a Yellow-crowned Night-Heron We added a few new birds on the way to Anna Page Park, including two Great Egrets. Tags: 72-hour count Yellow-billed Cuckoo Yellow-crowned Night Heron No Comments ... Texas is well known as a birding mecca and it is difficult (impossible?) to pick one best destination in a state so large and diverse. But Matagorda Bay Nature Preserve is certainly one of the top, and on our list of places to visit!! Press Release From Great Ideas PR Inc.:

65. Nebraska Birding Trails -- Bird Watching Maps And Locations Of Birding Trails An
    Nebraska birding Trails, Maps and Locations of birding Sites.  
    http://www.nebraskabirdingtrails.com/
    
    Extractions: Search Birding Sites Ask almost any American birder to associate Nebraska with a single bird species, and the likely response will be "cranes!" It is true that Nebraska’s Platte Valley annually hosts the largest concentration of sandhill cranes occurring anywhere in the world, a half-million or so, and is the most often used stopover point for whooping cranes between their wintering and breeding grounds. Furthermore, Nebraska’s vast interior Sandhills region, the size of several New England states combined, hosts many increasingly rare grassland birds. Its northwestern Pine Ridge country is a Rocky Mountain ecosystem in miniature, with golden eagles, prairie falcons, and many western forest birds. Our Niobrara and Platte Valleys are the best documented meeting places and hybrid zones of eastern and western North American bird faunas, and the Missouri Valley forests ring each spring and summer with the voices of such eastern birds as scarlet tanagers, whip-poor-wills, and chuck-will-widows. We sincerely hope the over 400 public-access birding sites described here will bring you to Nebraska, where both the horizons and the birding opportunities are endless.

66. Birding In Cincinnati
    Events, sightings log, weekly abundance checklist, site guides to 11 birding areas, and local birding history.  
    http://cincinnatibirds.com/
    
    Extractions: Home Calendar Sightings Message Board ... My Web Site Although it's not a prime destination for traveling birders, Cincinnati provides plenty of interesting birding opportunities. This web site is intended to help both local and visiting birders find birds in this area. But this web site is not just for birders, it is also written by birders. Although I've set up the framework for the site, much of the content has been written by others. The sightings log and the message board depend almost entirely on your input. And a number of entire pages have been contributed by others. I hope you enjoy your visit here on the web site; and I hope you enjoy exploring the Cincinnati area looking for birds. If you live in the area, you might want to consider joining the Cincinnati Bird Club Comments? Suggestions?

67. Colorado Birder
    Fri Mar 14, 1208 PM ET WASHINGTON (Reuters) A small greenish bird that has been playing hide-and-seek with ornithologists on a remote Indonesian island  
    http://www.greatpikespeakbirdingtrail.org/
    
    Extractions: document.getElementById('xg_no_javascript').style.display = 'none'; Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator. document.getElementById('xg_jstrk_on').innerHTML = ''; Ning Search dojo.byId('xn_bar_menu_search').action = 'http://www.greatpikespeakbirdingtrail.org/main/search/search'; Colorado Birder I'm a Colorado Birder! Are you? (Home of the "Nunn Guy" and NunnCAM) Jay added a photo: raptor 6 hours ago Beverly commented on the photo Oriole 2 9 hours ago Bernard added a photo: Oriole 2 9 hours ago Gary Lefko replied to the discussion Band-tailed pigeons 1 day ago Beverly replied to the discussion Band-tailed pigeons 1 day ago Did you know There are 186 members on Colorado Birder 1 day ago Gary Lefko left a comment for Muchawillie 1 day ago Muchawillie joined Colorado Birder. Leave a Comment for Muchawillie. 1 day ago WhatBird.com-Bird Identification Guide

68. Nevada Commission On Tourism - Things To Do - Birding In Nevada
    From the expansive Sierra to the vast Mojave Desert Nevada provides refuge for 470 bird species including the Himalayan Snowcock and the Trumpeter Swan.  
    http://travelnevada.com/content.aspx?ID=253

69. Wilderness Birding Adventures | Alaska Birding Tours And Adventure Vacations
    Join us on an Alaska birding tour to the Pribilofs St Paul Island, Nome, Gambell, Dutch Harbor or in Southcentral Alaska. Go rafting, hiking and wildlife  
    http://www.wildernessbirding.com/
    
    Extractions: 2008 Trips BIRDING FOCUSED Adak I Birding Anchorage Wales Chevak Spectacled Eider Camp ... Lower Kongakut/Arctic Coast Paddle INTERNATIONAL Brazil Bhutan ALASKA BIRDING TOURS Put some adventure into your Alaskan vacation with Wilderness Birding Adventures by combining birdwatching and wildlife viewing with the best of Alaskan small-group travel. Wilderness Birding Adventures is dedicated to exploring, conserving and sharing Alaska’s rich natural world with those who like to add a splash of adventure and spontaneity (balanced with careful planning and safety) to their vacation in the Great Land. Since 1986, we have been offering our guests the best in Alaska birding, rafting, sea kayaking, hiking and wildlife viewing trips from birding tours in the Pribilofs Gambell and Nome , to wilderness expeditions like paddling the Kongakut and Canning rivers in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, to watching walrus on Round Island – to name just a few of the possibilities! OUR GOAL , as Alaskans, is to provide deeply rewarding, safe and fun small-group adventures as we explore the far reaches of this amazing land.

70. Guatemala Birding Resource Center
    Founded to promote quality birding and conservation in Guatemala through tours, birding products , workshops, and donations.  
    http://www.xelapages.com/gbrc/index.htm

71. TPWD: Birding In Texas
    Information and links from Texas Parks and Wildlife.  
    http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/huntwild/wild/birding/
    
    Extractions: Local Navigation Main Content Home Print Friendly ... Doing Business Search Birding in Texas Related Links: What is the appeal? Why do so many people enjoy this activity? While each individual birder may focus on different aspects of the pastime, I think all will agree, birding fulfills many of our basic criteria for what makes for good outdoor recreation. Birds appeal to our sense of aesthetics. Birds are beautiful and dazzling to the eye. Their complex behavior is intriguing and their songs are varied, evocative and very pleasing to the ear. Birds occur in a wide variety of places and are abroad both night and day. Birdwatching is something you can do while doing other things, working in the backyard, tending the garden, walking or jogging in the park, while at work or from a kitchen window. Birds can brighten up the day and break the monotony of a dull routine.

72. South Florida Birding With Larry Manfredi
    birding the Dry Tortugas, Bahamas, the Caribbean, and all over Florida. Tours, trips, and much much more. South Florida s premier birding resourse.  
    http://www.southfloridabirding.com/
    
    Extractions: We offer tours that cover the Dry Tortugas, Florida, the Bahamas, and the Caribbean. New and exciting tours are being planned all the time. By participating in one of our tours you can expand your horizons, birding in comfort and safety with an experienced guide. Click here for recent rarities photos!!! Cave Swallow page Western Spindalis page Click here for a tribute to a good friend Carmen Tarantino, there are many excellent photos here ...

73. WINGS Birding Tours... More Than 30 Years Of Worldwide Experience
    Worldwide birding tour company based in Tucson, Arizona. WINGS birding Tours has more than 30 years of birdwatching experience and offers travel packages,  
    http://wingsbirds.com/
    
    Extractions: Skip to navigation , or go to main content. A pops into view on Minnesota and North Dakota: The Northwoods and Prairie Potholes here Photo: Chris Wood Limited space is available on the following confirmed tours in May, June, and early July. Iceland Uganda with Brian Finch features the birds and mammals of some of the best-preserved forests in East Africa. Brazil: The Pantanal and Mato Grosso Rainforest visits world-famous seasonal wetlands and the remote but increasingly well-known Cristalino Jungle Lodge. WINGS Birding Tours Worldwide

74. Home Of BirdLouisiana.com - Home
    BirdLouisiana.com websites features birding festivals, clubs, organization, etc. in Louisiana.  
    http://www.birdlouisiana.com/
    
    Extractions: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Welcome to BirdLouisiana.com Louisiana is home to numerous organized festivals and events that promote Louisiana as a year-long bird-watching destination. Our website is dedicated to providing current information on Louisiana's birding festivals, birding maps, contact information, clubs, organizations and calendar of events.

75. Bird Watching Ohio Guide-Hocking Valley Birding Trail
    Bird Watching Ohio Guidefeatures extensive information on bird watching in Ohio, birding educational events and conservation of wildlife habitat.  
    http://www.birdhocking.com/
    
    Extractions: Bird Watching Areas Wahkeena Nature Preserve- A 150 acre nature preserve also features interesting flora. Clear Creek the park is extremely rugged with ravines, rock outcroppings and cliffs. Hocking Hills Waterfalls, rugged cliffs and interesting rock formations. Waterloo craggy and heavily forested area with ridgetops and ravines. Lake Hope forested region with gorges and narrow ridges. Remnants of abandoned mining and iron producing industries. Lake Snowden mix of lake, woodland and open land. Adena HockHocking remnants of the canal basin and railway. Wayne Natl. Forest mix of meadows, forests and streams. Lake Logan lake and open meadows. Rockbridge wetlands, woodland and pasture. Our Partners in Conservation Interested in Helping Out? Please e-mail us at: Hocking Valley Birding Trail Bird Watching . . .You may be aware that “bird watching” is the number one fastest growing outdoor recreational pursuit in the world. It has grown by over 200% the past two years alone! "I consider myself to have been the bridge between the shotgun and the binoculars in bird watching. Before I came along, the primary way to observe birds was to shoot them and stuff them."

76. Colorado Field Ornithologists: Colorado County Birding
    Colorado County birdinga website by the birders of Colorado, for the birders of Coloradoas well as for birders visiting from elsewhere.  
    http://www.coloradocountybirding.com/
    
    Extractions: Home Birding by County Checklists General Info ... Find a Site Welcome to Colorado County Birdinga website by the birders of Colorado, for the birders of Coloradoas well as for birders visiting from elsewhere. Here you'll find site descriptions and checklists for every county, plus information on habitats, hazards, access to sites and specialty species. Whether you are a native or a visitor, we hope this site will help you plan trips to find the birds you are looking for. More importantly, we hope it will encourage you to explore new corners of this marvelous state, to add to our existing knowledge of Colorado birds and their distributions, and to support rural economies. This website would not be the amazing resource that it is without the efforts of many contributors, and it will not remain vibrant and up-to-date without frequent additions, deletions and revisionsso if you know something about Colorado birding that we don't know, please drop us a line. Good Birding!

77. Birding Sonoma County
    For birders, the answer is easy. Heart’s Desire Beach alone is incomparable birding habitat. Among the species we have so loved observing there are  
    http://www.americanbirdguide.com/wordpress/
    
    Extractions: @import url(http://www.americanbirdguide.com/wordpress/wp-content/themes/pool/style.css); Daily Local Birder ... 5 Comments The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA), as you may now have heard, has determined to violate the California Constitution and aerially spray a combination of never-before-tested pesticides, carcinogens, mutagens and synthetic pheromones encapsulated in particulate plastic spheres over 9 urban counties in the state, beginning June 1st of 2008. They began these egregious actions last fall in Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties. Following the spraying, more than 600 families reported severe illness from pesticide poisoning. In addition to this, the beautiful Monterey bay and the rest of the watershed were horrifically fouled with a toxic yellow foam that resulted in the death of at least 600 seabirds - probably more. Among these birds was the endangered Brown Pelican which is supposed to be protected by federal law. Sonoma County is not currently scheduled to be sprayed from airplanes, but Marin County is, and the drift from the spray there will absolutely get into our air, our water, our land, our bodies and the bodies of our precious wild birds and animals.

78. Birdsong Links
    Tom Lorenzin s BirdSong Mnemonics with links to other birder pages. birding by Ear by Dick Walton offers a crash course in birdsong identification.  
    http://www.math.sunysb.edu/~tony/birds/links.html
    
    Extractions: GENERAL As of December 14, 2006, "more than 65,000 sound clips and some 18,000 video clips are accessible for no charge" at the MACAULEY LIBRARY OF NATURAL SOUNDS website. Website also offers a free-downloadable "Ravenplayer" which displays sonograms while the recordings play. Thank you Cornell! David Attenborough's The Life of Birds on the PBS website has an introduction to birdsong with seven nice samples (in Real Player format) from around the world: Kakapo, Australian Musk Duck, British "dawn chorus," Wedge-tailed Shearwater, American Streamertail, Calfbird and Superb Lyrebird. No scientific names, no locations. His lyrebird segment is available in video at video.google.com . Worth a look! The University of Michigan Museum of Zoology has an Animal Diversity website with Aves , a section containing much detailed information about many species of birds. WorldTwitch has a Bird Sounds page with many useful links, especially to exotic places and species. Mangoverde.com

79. Delaware Birding Locations
    Checklist and site guides to 21 of the best birding spots in Delaware by Maurice Barnhill.  
    http://www.physics.udel.edu/~barnhill/Birdhtml/delloc2.html

80. Oregon Birding Trails
    This website is your guide to Oregon s amazing diversity nearly 500 species of birds in spectacular landscapes ranging from sandy beaches to verdant  
    http://www.oregonbirdingtrails.org/
    
    Extractions: Bring your binoculars as you visit the land at the end of the Oregon Trail! Watch surfbirds and black oystercatchers scramble over rocky headlands between crashing waves, as gray whales spout just off the Oregon Coast Look for Lewis's woodpecker and Clark's nutcracker as you listen to the song of hermit warblers, among majestic pines framing the snowy volcanic peaks of the Cascades Listen to the murmur of thousands of snow geese as they settle to rest in the tule marshes of the Klamath Basin . Smell blooming sage as the song of Brewer's sparrows fills the warm evening air, in the high deserts of the Sample marionberries at a fruit stand or taste wine at a vineyard in the lush Willamette Valley , as acorn woodpeckers cavort in oaks that witnessed the first wagon trains. This website is your guide to Oregon's amazing diversity: nearly 500 species of birds in spectacular landscapes ranging from sandy beaches to verdant forests, from desert playas to alpine meadows. Visit the links at left for more information, including downloadable guides for the four completed trails, or to learn more about plans for expanding the Oregon Birding Trail network Route planning for the Willamette Valley Birding Trail is now in progress, with

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