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Location checklist to the birds of the Chiricahua Mountains / by Richard Cachor Taylor ; drawings by Lois McLane, Tim Manolis & Margaret Pope by Richard Cachor Taylor, 1993 Washington Birds Their Location and Identification by Earl J. And Klaus G. Sonnenberg Larrison, 1968 The Multi-Site Church Revolution: Being One Church in Many Locations by Greg Ligon, Geoff Surratt, et all 2009-08-23 Twenty-five Years of the Weather Bird Press. At various locations but under one master: V. Gerry. With a critical introduction by Bunston Quayles (pseud.). by Vance Gerry, 1993

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1. Identifying Wild Birds By Location At WildBirds.com
   Use bird checklists and location as a guide to identifying birds. Find morehelp here at WildBirds.com. Identification by Location.  
   http://www.wildbirds.com/identify_location.htm
   
   Extractions: Someone went to a lot of work and did a great job! It is easier to identify an unknown bird if you can narrow your choices. I suppose that it is theoretically possible that any of the 10,200 species of birds of the world may be in your back yard right now! It is highly unlikely that one of them is an Emperor Penguin or an Emu. It is more likely that the bird is one that has already been seen in your area. You can start with a list of the birds of your state or province. The links to the right can show you all the birds that have been seen. Remember, these state/province checklists include some very rare birds that have been seen only once or twice in your area. But you have still managed to limit your choices to 400-600 species at most. You can narrow your choices even further. Find a local checklist of birds in your area. Audubon Chapters or State Parks will often have checklists showing local seasonal abundance. These checklists may include 200-300 species. You started your search by considering all the birds of the world and already you narrowed your choices down to just 2-3% of the birds of the world!

2. Bird List - Checklist Order
   Goldfinch House Sparrow 1 House Sparrow 2. Go to Birds by alphabeticname. Go to birds by location. Back to Birds in Nature Home Page.  
   http://home.earthlink.net/~richditch/checklistorder.htm
   
   Extractions: Birds in Nature - images of wild birds by Richard Ditch This page lists my bird photos in checklist order, the way most experienced birders expect to see birds listed. Checklist order is based on taxonomic relationships of related species, so thrashers and mockingbirds appear close to each other, etc. Most field guides base their structure on this same taxonomic order. If you prefer selecting from another list, try either my alphabetic order selector or my location selector page - all three methods contain links to all the same images. The most recent posts can also be seen. A much shorter list that avoids redundant and weaker images is made up of my favorites.

3. Great Horned Owls In Cliff Roost - Richard Ditch
   Birds in Nature images of wild birds by Richard Ditch Back to the birds by location. Back to Birds in Nature Home Page  
   http://home.earthlink.net/~richditch/greathornedowl1.htm
   
   Extractions: Commentary: Taken within a half mile of our house, and within a quarter mile of the White-winged Doves on this site. We've watched these owls court on the hill top nearby in April, listened to them call in the early morning hours, and even had one on the street lamp in front of our house one Christmas night. But I only discovered this daytime roost recently when I spotted whitewash on the crest near my White-winged Dove location. That evening I got to watch a juvenile bird in the immediate area, and the following day I found this location, occupied by a single adult bird. Two evenings later when I took my wife to see the adult, we found these three juveniles instead. At dusk they flew down and waited for an adult to feed them. This roost is on the shaded side of this hill, but even then it is extremely hot when temps reach 110 degrees, and it was hard to watch these birds panting through my 30x spotting scope. This is as close as I could get - the property is fenced and very rugged as can be seen. Although a tight shot (such as this adult) of the three birds would be nice, I think this overview is just as interesting as it shows the rugged locale and tells a lot about the life style of these impressive birds.

4. Birds By State
   birds in Nature images of wild birds by Richard Ditch. Species by location. This option allows viewing my bird photos by the state in which the photo was taken. Within each state category, images  
   http://home.earthlink.net/~richditch/locationorder.htm

5. Bird Links To The World
   Comprehensive collection of links related to birds, birding, and birders, divided by geographic location.  
   http://www.bsc-eoc.org/links/

6. GORP - The Greatest Concentration Of Species On Earth! - The Birds Of The Manu B
   Article by Barry Walker about the birding at this incredibly rich destination.  
   http://gorp.away.com/gorp/location/latamer/peru/manubio.htm
   
   Extractions: Peru's Manu Biosphere Reserve has the highest concentration of bird life on Earth. At the time of writing approximately, 925 species have been recorded. Ornitholigists expect this figure to break the 1000 mark in the near future as remoter areas of the reserve are explored. There are a little under 9000 species of birds in the world, meaning Manu holds one in every nine species found on the planet. No other protected area on Earth contains so many birds. The Biosphere Reserve encompasses a great variety of altitudinal zones and habitat types. Altitudes vary from over 4000 meters above sea level in the high Andes down to 350 meters in the lowland Amazonian rain forest. For every 1000 meters gained or lost, the structure of the bird communities differs. This altitudinal variation, coupled with the variety of forest types, grasslands, lakes, and micro-habitats such as bamboo stands, reed-beds, and treefalls, has produced the highest bird count for any area in the world. Manu is a birdwatchers paradise and many eco-tourists visit the reserve specifically to watch birds.

7. A Birds Eye View Of Webcams
   Cam from around the world indexed by location or topic. Includes a featured cam area and highlights holiday cams as appropriate.  
   http://www.abirdseyeviewof.com/
   
   Extractions: Web Cams Arctic Circle (1) Albania (1) Andorra (2) Antarctica (6) Antigua (1) Argentina (15) Armenia (1) Aruba (1) Ascension Islands (2) Australia (37) Austria (82) Bahamas (1) Belgium (26) Bermuda (2) Brazil (30) Bulgaria (1) Cameroon (1) Canada (100) Cayman Islands (2) Chile (2) China (1) Columbia (2) Costa Rica (1) Croatia (2) Cyprus (3) Czech Republic (14) Denmark (13) Dominica (1) Dominican Rep. (1) Ecuador (1) El Salvador (1) England (148) Estonia (12) Falkland Islands (1) Faroe Islands (3) Finland (44) France (192) F.Y.R. Macedonia (2) Germany (190) Gibraltar (1) Greece (14) Greenland (4) Grenada (2) Guadeloupe (3) Guam (2) Guatemala (5) Hong Kong (6) Hungary (10) Iceland (5) India (3) Indonesia (3) Iran (4) Israel (4) Italy (87) Japan (75) Jersey (7) Jordan (4) Latvia (2) Lebanon (3) Liechtenstein (5) Lithuania (1) Luxembourg (2) Macao (3) Malta (1) Martinique (2) Mexico (21) Moldova (1) Monaco (3) Morocco (1) Netherlands (30) Netherlands Antilles (2) New Caledonia (Fr) (2) New Zealand (16) Northern Ireland (3) Norway (39) Pakistan (1) Panama (1) Peru (3) Phillipines (3) Poland (17) Portugal (21) Puerto Rico (1) Reunion Island (Fr) (3) Republic of Ireland (12) Romania (5) Russia (39) San Marino (1) Scotland (43)

8. GCBEA5 4 The Birds By Popupcop
   Geocaching.com provides information and resources in the new sport of Geocaching locating containers with a GPS unit and longitude and latitude coordinates. weeks ago someone added an additional geocache container from another location. I don't know if this was done container to the 4 the birds cache location. ( I cannot find the  
   http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=48805

9. Colorado Birding Recent Photos Of Birds In Colorado Sponsored By The Colorado Bi
   Cited Observers of Colorado birds. Species/ Review Species**/ Number/ First Date Reported/ Last Date Reported LongBilled Curlew 2 birds comanche ng (different location) Baca Apr  
   http://home.att.net/~birdertoo/springbirds01.htm

10. Suffolk Bird Reserves
    location Road south of Felixstowe. visits arranged by Ranger Admission Free Telephone01394 673782 Features Best known as excellent area for migrant birds.  
    http://www.birdsofbritain.co.uk/reserves/suffolk.htm

11. Birds Of Prey At Wingspan, Paradise Valley Rotorua.
    Guided interactive tours by Wingspan falconer with live birds ofprey at new location in Paradise Valley Road, Rotorua. See our  
    http://www.wingspan.co.nz/location.html

12. Birds
    Keywords Search by species name (common or scientific); generalized category (songbirds,shorebirds, wading birds, etc.); location/region; or activity (swimming  
    http://www.ecostock.com/pages/birds2.html
    
    Extractions: Birds From seabirds to songbirds, this library emphasizes wild birds in their natural habitats, along with captive and domesticated examples. Keywords Search by species name (common or scientific); generalized category (songbirds, shorebirds, wading birds, etc.); location/region; or activity (swimming, preening, nesting, etc.) To search our collection for bird images, click on the Search for Photos button at left then use the popup menu to select the Birds category. You may also enter keywords to narrow your search within any category. Other categories include: Birds Human Interest Invertebrates Mammals Outdoor Recreation

13. Radar And Acoustic Location Of Birds - Environment - Research At The Royal Milit
    Joseph R. Buckley. Radar and Acoustic location of birds. Radar ornithology,or the tracking of birds by radar is a relatively well  
    http://www.rmc.ca/academic/gradrech/environment4_e.html
    
    Extractions: dqmcodebase = "/academic/gradrech/script/" Joseph R. Buckley Radar and Acoustic Location of Birds Now funded by the Directorate of Environmental Services, National Defence Canada, this project has yielded one Master's Thesis and currently has one Ph. D. student involved. Many weeks of measurements have been made at the Prince Edward Point Migratory Bird Sanctuary, both of the fall migration of songbirds, and, for calibration purposes, overpasses of a C130 Hercules aircraft. As well as having application for the identification of critical migratory stopover habitat, the results of this work may have direct applicability to airport safety. Site Map Date Modified: 2003/05/07 Important Notices

14. BurnerKitty.com - Free Websites For Pets!
    Page 1 of 7 Next 5 birds. Browse birds by Name / location Browse byName A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Browse  
    http://burnerkitty.com/friends/birds/

15. Space Today Online - Tracking Threatened Birds And Animals By Satellite
    As a ground station receives several downlinks, it calculates the location of the Centerwhere researchers are studying habitats and migration routes of birds.  
    http://www.spacetoday.org/Satellites/Tracking/SatTracking.html
    
    Extractions: 'Vodka' is an endangered Siberian Crane tracked by the Patuxent Wildlife Research Center and NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, which use satellites orbiting over Earth to monitor migration routes of endangered species. A wildlife-tracking satellite looking down on a wide area of the globe from its high vantage point is a useful tool for biologists, naturalists and conservationists working with animals, birds and fish in their natural environments.

16. WildBirds.com -- Answers To Your Bird Questions!
    Just enter colors, size, habitat and location. The ID Wizard willshow you photos of all the birds that match your description.  
    http://www.wildbirds.com/

17. Birds Of Western Australia & Nearby Areas
    location reports, checklists, and information on where to find Western Australian endemics.  
    http://home.it.net.au/~austecol/birds.html
    
    Extractions: 1992, 2002 M.J. Bamford ( mabce@ca.com.au Compiled by Allan Burbidge austecol@cygnus.uwa.edu.au This site contains checklists for various areas, reports of recent sightings, information on birds and birding in Western Australia (clubs, activities, places to see birds, bird tours and further information about birds of the region) and links to other bird sites (national and international). near Perth

18. The Birdhouse Network: Nest Box Cam
    Species Wood Duck (Aix sponsa) location McKinney, TX Host Heard Natural Science Networkand help us study the breeding biology of cavitynesting birds.  
    http://birds.cornell.edu/birdhouse/nestboxcam/

19. Duclos Point
    Southeast shore of Lake Simcoe. Swampland is home to rare plants and birds such as the marsh wren, osprey, and caspian tern. Offshore sandbar. Nature reserve; no facilities. Natural features, facilities, location.  
    http://OntarioParks.com/english/ducl.html
    
    Extractions: Natural Features This swamp is home to rare plants and interesting birds such as the Marsh Wren, Osprey and Caspian Tern. Black Ash, Silver Maple, cattails, bulrushes, wild rice, and small pockets of thicket swamp are found here. There is an extensive offshore sandbar. Park Facilities and Activities There are no visitor facilities and camping is not permitted. Location: On the southeast shore of Lake Simcoe Park Class Size IUCN# Location Operating Park Nature Reserve 111 ha Southern No

20. Breeders List - California
    Aviary Name Andora Avairy. location Pleasanton, CA. birds Handfed Cockatiels, Diamond Doves Button Quail OUR NEST TO YOURS. location SACRAMENTO. birds GOFFINS ECLECTUS BRONZE  
    http://www.californiafinches.com/ca.html
    
    Extractions: *Select A Location* Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware DC Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Lousiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Australia Canada

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