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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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Bird Viewing Location Links - Washington
Where and When to View birds in Washington. Links on This Page. BirdingAssociations Birding Hotspots and Field Trips (Audubon
http://www.sunnywalter.com/WhereView-WNW-BirdLinks.html
Joanne's Backyard
Photographs of birds and butterflies from a backyard at an undisclosed location in the northcentral US.
http://www.joannesbackyard.com/

Extractions: Welcome to Joanne's Backyard. I created this as a place for fellow bird lovers like myself, to come and see the various birds that have visited my backyard habitat. In addition to all the pictures on this site, you will also find plenty of related info on birds, my butterfly garden, a little about me and also links to my favorite sites. A few years back I bought a bird house to decorate my backyard fence. Little did I know, that this one purchase was going to change my life. Months later, I noticed a gorgeous blue-colored bird sitting on the fence. It wasn't long before I learned I had actually purchased a bluebird house and now had a pair claiming it for their own. What a thrill it was, to have a successful fledge of eastern bluebirds. This experience was life altering. I was now inspired and it didn't take long before I began adding feeders and bird baths in hopes of attracting more bird species to my yard. I searched the internet for sites, to learn how to provide a habitat that would be attractive to birds. I found the National Wildlife Federation Backyard Habitat program and realized I already provided the basics (food, shelter, water, and places to raise their young), so I completed the application process and received my certification in August, 2002. As my passion for backyard birding has grown, my interests have expanded to include gardening for birds, digital photography and raising mealworms, which are a favorite food of many birds, but especially the bluebirds. I now have a few butterfly/hummingbird gardens and was treated to my first ever sighting of a ruby-throated hummingbird this past summer, which I was fortunate to photograph.
Frontenac
12 km northeast of Sydenham. Canadian Shield land. Home to many unusual species of birds. Swimming, fishing, backcountry hiking and canoeing. Natural features, facilities, location.
http://OntarioParks.com/english/fron.html

Extractions: Situated on a southern arm of the Canadian Shield north of Kingston, this semi-wilderness park features granite outcrops, vast wetlands and mixed forests, plants and wildlife. Trails wind through rugged terrain to Moulton Gorge, the Arkon Lake Bog, the Black Lake homestead and the Crab Lake mines. From Otter Lake, hikers and canoeists head into the interior for glimpses of osprey and kingfisher, deer and black bear, coyote and fox, and abundant beaver. Wilderness skills courses are offered in summer and winter. Visit the Friends of Frontenac website Bringing your own supply of firewood to the park this summer? Please read this.
Birds- Bush & Beyond Guided Trekking - Motueka, New Zealand. Nature Treks And Gu
There was a remarkable array of flightless birds, including the giant moa (now extinct).The Maori brought the Polynesian rat and dog. location Heaphy Track.
http://www.naturetreks.co.nz/birds.htm

Extractions: New Zealand's natural environment is unique. Once part of the southern super continent of 'Gondwana', it had been isolated for about 60 million years until the first humans arrived a mere 1,000 years ago. That event made New Zealand the last major land area on earth to receive the brunt of human contact. What the early Polynesians found was a natural environment that had evolved in total isolation. "New Zealand is the closest we can come to studying evolution on another planet". (Jarred Diamond - American biologist). There were no mammals other than 2 bats. The bird life had evolved free of predation except for a few birds of prey. There was a remarkable array of flightless birds, including the giant moa (now extinct). The Maori brought the Polynesian rat and dog. Europeans followed with a long list of predators. The effect of these animals on New Zealand's remarkable bird life was devastating, but in places such as Kahurangi, many species still remain and like the plant life, most are endemic.
Parks & Recreation - The Birds
with birds; Landscape with birds Artist Zora Janosova location NationalColonial Farm 3400 Bryan Point Rd., Accokeek ZZebra Bird;
http://www.pgparks.com/birds-i-view/thebirds.html

Extractions: 74 five-foot birds were creatively designed by area artists and placed throughout Prince George's County from August thru October, 2003. Images of the artist's designs and the locations where the birds roosted are listed below. Birds I View gave visitors the opportunity to enjoy whimsical art while discovering the county and its communities.
The Golden Festival Of Birds And Bears - Finding Us
The Golden Festival of birds Bears May 9 15, 1999 Golden, BritishColumbia, Canada. Festival location. For more information regarding
http://www.rockies.net/~birdbear/findus.htm
Limestone Islands
West of Parry Sound in Georgian Bay. Fossil deposits and home to many birds. Nature reserve; no facilities, no camping. Natural features, facilities, location.
http://OntarioParks.com/english/lime.html

Extractions: Natural Features This 450 ha nature reserve in Georgian Bay has two limestone islands. The islands are unique compared to the others in the region which are typified by granitic bedrock and wind-swept pines. The flat, low-lying shelves of pitted limestone are dominated by shrubby and herbaceous vegetation. The islands provide valuable, undisturbed nesting habitat for several species of colonial waterbirds. Park Facilities and Activities There are no visitor facilities and camping is prohibited on the islands. Day-use for walking, photography and nature appreciation is permitted outside of the May 1 â August 1 nesting season with the permission of the Park Superintendent. However, due to the sensitivity of the site, visitation to the islands is generally discouraged. Location: Fourteen miles west of Parry Sound in Georgian Bay. Park Class Size IUCN# Location Operating Park Nature Reserve 450 ha Central No
Venango County Birds
JEFFERSON COUNTY Date, Bird Name, location, Comments. April 27, Henslow s Sparrow,Tom C. Other Sites to Visit. Other Web Sites For birds Click to go to birding.com.
http://www.csonline.net/gedwards/
GORP - Birds And Wildlife - The Low Country
General information and links to specific sites along the coast south of Charleston.
http://gorp.away.com/gorp/location/ga/brd_lowc.htm

Extractions: Ask someone who really understands the Low Country and he will tell you not to miss an opportunity for the unparalleled birding and wildlife-watching to be found there. Woodstork The coast between Charleston and St. Marys is on the Atlantic flyway, enhancing the region as an destination for bird-watching. Nine national wildlife refuges and several state-owned sanctuaries ensure large, undisturbed habitats for birds and animals. Many are open to the public. Low Country birders have recorded bald eagles, peregine falcons, snowy egrets, cattle egrets, tri-colored (Louisiana) herons, wood storks, night herons, little blue herons and many other species. American alligators, loggerhead turtles and manatee are also present. Mammals include deer, feral hogs, raccoon, mink and otter. The cooler months are the best times to do most outdoor activities in South Carolina and Georgia, and bird- and wildlife watching is no exception. October through April are the best birding months. If you're looking for alligators and other reptiles, March through October is prime time. The hotter months are also best if you want to see flowers in bloom, trees in full leaf and Spanish moss at its thickest.
Long Point
Peninsula in Lake Erie, 45 km southwest of Simcoe. 40 km peninsula is home to many migratory birds. Birding, hiking, boating, fishing, camping. Natural features, facilities, location.
http://OntarioParks.com/english/long.html

Extractions: This park is part of a 40-kilometre-long sandspit in Lake Erie which is recognized as a biosphere reserve by the United Nations. It is a world-renowned refuge and stopover for migrating birds in fall and spring. Waterfowl viewing is excellent in March. Its delicate dunes and marshes also teem with songbirds, spawning fish, turtles and frogs. Bringing your own supply of firewood to the park this summer? Please read this.
Batiquitos Lagoon Foundation
A nonprofit organization dedicated to helping conserve, restore and enhance the environmental and aesthetic features of the lagoon. History, location, events, birds, plants, and membership information.
http://www.batiquitosfoundation.org/

Extractions: (more addresses below) The Batiquitos Lagoon Foundation is dedicated to the preservation, enhancement, and protection of Batiquitos Lagoon. This coastal wetland is north of San Diego between the cities of Carlsbad and Encinitas. Batiquitos Lagoon is one of the few remaining tidal wetlands on the southern California coast. (click here for a gorgeous picture courtesy of the Port of L.A.) The BLF is also involved in programs to educate the public in the values of this natural environment (coastal salt marsh with tidal mudflats) and the habitats it provides for birds, insects, plants, fish, mammals, and benthic animals. The Batiquitos Lagoon Foundation is a non-profit organization. Events (trail walks, invasive plant removal, kid's activities,
Brucknell Park Camp Is The Perfect Location For Student School Camps Or Scout Ca
hotmail.com. birds Butterflies. window. The Brucknell park bush landis home to a wide variety of birds and butterflies. Visiting
http://home.vicnet.net.au/~bpcamp/Bruck8.html
Vefhótel Galdurs
Often they can also give more exact location of rare birds. Fréttir 24.5. 2004,Fjallkjói (Sland) Fjallkjói sást á flugi í nágrenni Selfoss. BB. 24.5.
http://www.galdur.is/fuglar/
Northumbria Hotels & B&Bs Search Result
Original coaching house near Beamish. Countryside location. Home cooking, family rooms. Gardens with many wild birds. 4 Diamond ETC and Northumbria Tourist Board Member.
http://www.coachhousebeamish.ntb.org.uk

Extractions: Farms Groups Specialist Search For Accommodation ... Search For Places To Eat Top 5 Must-Dos! 1. Enjoy A Great Night Out 2. See World Class Heritage 3. Indulge At City Bars And Cafes 4. Visit Contemporary Landmarks ... 5. Sample Northumbrian Produce Basic Information The Coach House ETC Address High Urpeth, Beamish, Durham, DH9 0SE Telephone Fax E-mail coachhouse@foreman25.freeserve.co.uk Web http://www.coachhousebeamish.ntb.org.uk Enquire now about this property Description The home of Kim and Mike Foreman, the Coach House is a converted genuine Coaching House in the hamlet of High Urpeth which has it's history dating back to Roman times. It is situated in a delightful countryside location, yet within very easy travelling distance for Durham, Metro Centre, Newcastle, Beamish Museum and five minutes from the A1M. Newcastle airport and main rail stations are approximately 20 minutes away. The Coach House acts as an excellent touring base for Northumbria, Durham and the Northern Dales. Our Guests have a choice of Two Patio areas within our lovely garden and can view the unique activity of our many Wild Birds. There is a choice of well appointed and Spacious Bedrooms plus a Family Room and Studio Suite all with colour TV, tea and coffee making facilities.
Fairy Wren & Other Australian Birds
This Tiny Bird Knows an Impostor When it Hatches. Phoenix32890 Veteran Member Joined14 Sep 2002 Posts 10892 location With the birds and the alligators.
http://www.able2know.com/forums/about5330.html
Do Birds Appreciate Heated Birdbaths?
Noddy24 Seasoned Member Joined 27 Oct 2002 Posts 2320 location Brave New World,Posted Thu Oct 02, 2003 1025 am Post 386456 Do birds Appreciate Heated
http://www.able2know.com/forums/about13176.html

Extractions: Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2003 10:25 am Post: 386456 - Do Birds Appreciate Heated Birdbaths? Last year I received a heated birdbath for Christmas. Last year the weather in December, January, February and March did not inspire me to get out in the beautiful snowy landscape dragging extension cords and buckets of water.
Birds Of Prey Centre, North Yorkshire. Flying Displays, Falconry Courses, Birds
birds of prey centre. Includes visitor information, location map, information about adopting birds and contact details.
http://www.falconrycentre.co.uk/

Extractions: Why not visit us for a fantastic day out for all the family - and round off a perfect day with a visit to our well stocked gift shop and snack bar. Enjoy the thrills and excitement of falconry at the Birds of Prey and Conservation Centre , with over 70 birds and 30 species. Eagles, falcons, hawks, kites, vultures and owls will swoop and dive around you as you sit in a beautiful English garden. Our skilled handlers will explain why the birds hunt and fly as they do, where they come from in the wild and how they are trained.
Birds & Blooms Magazine And Calendar Publications
9H034 Winter Garden with Potting Shed. Photographed on location in Waukesha,Wisconsin. Published in birds Blooms Magazine, December/January 2002.
http://www.krischanphoto.com/publish/brd&blm/brd&blm.htm
GORP - Birdlife In Kenya
General information and summaries of which birds can be seen in various parks and reserves.
http://gorp.away.com/gorp/location/africa/kenya/birdlife.htm

Extractions: Birding in Kenya Kenya has a vast variety of species, over 1000, in a vast variety of habitats. From montane forest to tropical coast, in every conceivable altitude range: deserts, open savannah grassland, lowland forest, bush and scrub, lakes and mudflats. This huge variety of birds is made possible by the lack of climatic extremes. Kenya straddles the equator and has no 'summer' or 'winter' as such - only wet and dry seasons. In the northern latitudes huge numbers of birds migrate south to avoid the harsh oncoming winters. From as far east as the Bering Straits and as far west as the northern tip of Norway - they come in their millions to East Africa. It has been estimated, give or take a few million, that as many as 6,000 million birds make the journey each year. Combine the migratory birds to the incredible variety of local birds, and you have an ornithological paradise.
Volcanoes Safaris | Birds
it has more than 1,000 bird species recorded, making it possibly the richest Africanbirding destination a wonderland for birds . Its location near the
http://www.volcanoessafaris.com/birds.html

Extractions: Although Uganda is about the size of Britain, it has more than 1,000 bird species recorded, making it possibly the richest African birding destination - “a wonderland for birds". Its location near the East African savannah, the Central African rainforest and the semi-desert of the north gives it a remarkable diversity.

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