61. Bird Clubs FamilyFriendly Site! bird clubs and Organizations. Ark-La-Tex Caged Bird Club, International Aviculturists Society, International Parrotlet Society. http://www2.microgear.net/msgbirds/Links/bird clubs.html

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62. ZuPreem Bird Clubs ZuPreem supports bird clubs across the United States and applauds the work they are doing to further education among bird owners and breeders. http://www.zupreem.com/pages/birdclubs.html

63. ZuPreem Bird Club Locator You will be given a list of bird clubs in your area. No warranty or endorsement is given or implied by ZuPreem of the bird clubs on this list or its members. http://www.zupreem.com/pages/birdclub_locator.html

64. Bird Clubs - Birds bird clubs at birds If you would like your club listed here, please send me the name URL, along with a short description. bird clubs http://www.bellaonline.com/subjects/1165.asp

forum radio shops sweeps ... Wireless Office All times in EST Low Carb: 8:00 PM Birds You Are Here: BellaOnline Birds Links Mavis Metcalf is BellaOnline's Birds Host Bird Clubs Alaska Bird Club [offsite link] A bird club in Anchorage, Alaska. American Singers Club [offsite link] The National Organization for the American Singer Canary Budgerigar and Foreign Bird Society [offsite link] Toronto, Ontario [offsite link] A small but active bird club on the south coast of Ireland. First Internet Bird Club [offsite link] A bird club you can join online. Interesting articles to read. [offsite link] located in Winnipeg, Manitoba National Cockatiel Society [offsite link] Lots of information on Cockatiels [offsite link] Informative articles on all types of finches. [offsite link] Parrot Club of Manitoba [offsite link] Should You Join A Bird Club? An article to help you decide if a bird club is something you might want to join. The Real Macaw Parrot Club [offsite link] An all species parrot club in New Jersey, U.S. Links marked with the [offsite link] designation point to websites not associated with BellaOnline.com. BellaOnline.com is not responsible for the material found there. Want to Suggest a Link?

65. Should You Join A Bird Club? - Birds Should you join it? There may be different types of bird clubs in your area. Related Links Pet Birds Seniors Bird Site Map bird clubs http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art7942.asp

forum radio shops sweeps ... Wireless Office All times in EST Low Carb: 8:00 PM Birds You Are Here: BellaOnline Birds Articles Mavis Metcalf is BellaOnline's Birds Host Should You Join a Bird Club? You have a bird (or more) and you enjoy your bird. A friend who also has birds has been telling you that you should join the bird club that he belongs to. Should you join it? There may be different types of bird clubs in your area. One may specialize in parrot type birds, one in canaries, one in finches and maybe one covers all types of pet birds. The club you join may depend on the type or types of birds you own. One reason to join the club might be the chance to meet other people in your area who have birds as pets. Some of these people may breed birds as well as have them as pets and you may be able to add more birds to your home. Some of the people may have years of experience with birds and may have answers to questions that you are having about the care of your own pet. The club may have monthly meetings with guest speakers who may speak on a variety of topics that you may find interesting. The club may have a monthly newsletter filled with helpful information. Sometimes clubs may buy bird toys or food in bulk to save on shipping expenses where the savings are passed on to the members.

66. Bird Club Takes Off, South Africa West Coast/Weskus Seven issues went out in 1999; so far six have been mailed this year to members and other bird clubs, Avian Demography Unit, Fitzinstitute, the media and other http://www.worldzone.net/travel/sawc/bclub.html

West Coast Bird Club West Coast Bird Club Takes Off Home About the Club Bird Route Big Day for Birds ... Photo Album Links: Zest for Birds Explore the West Coast West Coast Map West Coast Info With a single-minded purpose to study avifauna a score of keen birdwatchers gathered in a private home in Britannia Bay on 10 September 1998. A second meeting, on 9 October of that year, confirmed the need for a bird club and affiliation with any of the national bodies was thoroughly debated. The West Coast Bird Club was formally inaugurated at a special general meeting on 15 March 1999. André Huysamen, the driving force behind the Club's formation, was unanimously elected chairman and he held this office until the Club's AGM in January this year when Dave Dixon took over. Rocherpan Nature Reserve, 25km north of Velddrif on the gravel road towards Elands Bay, was the venue for the Club's first outing on October 11. There are two hides from which the seasonal vlei can be seen and which is home to thousands of waders and ducks. It provides a sanctuary to one of South Africa's most endangered species the African Black Oystercatcher and a breeding place for Cape Shovellers. At the second get-together at the Velddrif Bird Hide on Saturday 24 October, guest speaker Professor Phil Hockey of the Percy Fitzpatrick Institute at UCT elucidated on migrant birds visiting our shores and more particularly the Berg River estuary. This IBA (Important Bird Area) and proposed Ramsar site is situated on intertidal mud-flats and saltmarches and one can expect to count more than 200 species there.

67. HOFFMANN BIRD CLUB FIELD TRIPS Hoffmann Bird Club. Established 1940. 2003 – 2004 Schedule. Officers. regional bird clubs. Club Email Hotline – E-mail Dave Charbonneau. http://www.bcn.net/~dcharb/sched20002001.htm

[HBC Home Page] [Birding Links] [Membership] Hoffmann Bird Club Established 1940 2003 – 2004 Schedule Officers President - Kate Ryan PO Box 67 Monterey, MA 01245 E-mail: DivinDucky@aol.com Vice President – Gary Soucie 139 Woodcock Rd. Williamstown, MA 01267 Wf5f@adelphia.net Secretary – Paula Pomerantz 144 Williams St. Pittsfield MA 01201 Treasurer – Tom Collins 95 Quirico Drive Pittsfield, MA 01201 tcbirder@berkshire.rr.com Hotline/Website Manager – Dave Charbonneau e-mail: dcharb@bcn.net Telephone Hotline – Priscilla Bailey Call to share sightings Publicity – Jody Soules 1724 Hartsville-New Marlborough Rd. New Marlborough, MA Hospitality – Priscilla Bailey Field Trip Committee Members Chris Blagdon Tom Collins Executive Committee Members Rene Laubach Noreen Mole Club Website http://www.bcn.net/~dcharb Membership in the Hoffmann Bird Club is open to anyone interested in birds and bird study. Annual dues are $10 per person ($5 for students at any level). Students under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Contact the Treasurer for more details.

68. Bird Clubs Steve Hutchings Budgie Site. bird clubs. Westons-Mare Budgerigar Society West Country Red Eye Club. Somerset Budgerigar Society. For http://www.buzz.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/bird.htm

Steve Hutchings Budgie Site BIRD CLUBS Weston-s-Mare Budgerigar Society West Country Red Eye Club Somerset Budgerigar Society For more information on clubs go to the links page Home Page

69. Students And Bird Watching And Feeding organized program in a local bird club. bird clubs have responsibilities that individuals do not. It is a bird club s task to serve http://www.rutherford-gardens.com/art-of-bird-watching/students-and-bird-clubs.h

Art of Bird Watching Home Page Page 10: The Student and His Bird Club bird feeders . It is a bird club's duty to promote the scientific study of the ornithological features of its own local region, the behavior and interrelationships of both its common and its rare species, and especially the intensive classification of its own local habitats. It is a common mistake to assume that the layman has no ambition in his hobby. Beneath his early pursuit of the `life' bird and the rarity there already lies a sense of dignity for his efforts. How else can one explain the journals that nearly all bird students seem to have? It is. this sense of the dignity of bird study that forms the basis for contributions to ornithology by the amateur. We may dislike having to rush and arrive at his office by 9 A.m., but he enthusiastically arises an hour before dawn to wade with wet feet in a mosquito-ridden fountains of marsh. He often produces notebooks dating back 20 years.

70. Bird Munchies - WA Bird Clubs Broome Bird Observatory Crab Creek Road Broome, WA 6725 Phone 08 9193 5600. Gwynne Park Homing Club (Inc) Gwynne Park Armadale WA 6112 C/ The President Ph/Fax http://www.birdmunchies.com.au/associations/Bird Clubs/wa.htm

Western Australia Avicultural Soc. of WA Inc. 18 Band Street Lathlain, WA 6100 Phone: 08 9361 3296 Broome Bird Observatory Crab Creek Road Broome, WA 6725 Phone: 08 9193 5600 Budgerigar Society of WA (Inc) C/- The Secretary, 10 Bell Court Armadale, WA 6112 Phone: 08 9399 2082 Fax: 08 9399 2082 Email The Finch Society of WA Inc Post Office Box 2351 Malaga, WA 6944 Ph: 08 9401 7656 Gwynne Park Homing Club (Inc) Gwynne Park Armadale WA 6112 C/ The President Ph/Fax: 08 9399 4062 Web Site Pigeon Racing Fed. of WA Inc. Web Site Independent Racing Pigeon Fed of WA Web Site West Coast Budgerigar Club 16 Bannerman Crt Marangaroo, WA 6064 Phone: 08 9342 8237 WA Budgerigar Council 28 Okewood Way Morley, WA 6062 Phone: 08 9377 2420 Pigeon Racing Federation Independent 17 Hutchinson Street Rivervale, WA 6103

71. Bird Munchies - QLD Bird Clubs Gympie Cage Bird Club (Est 1997) 94 River Road Gympie, QLD 4570. Qld Bird Breeders Club 32 Doretta Street Shailer Park, QLD 4128 Phone 07 3208 6160. http://www.birdmunchies.com.au/associations/Bird Clubs/qld.htm

Queensland PO Box 175 Acacia Ridge, QLD 4110 Phone: 07 3369 3388 The Australian National Cockatiel Society Inc. PO Box 1248 Fortitude Valley, QLD 4006 Phone: 07 3376 3601 Email B.O.C.A Cairns Branch 38 Hodel Street Whitfield, QLD 4870 Phone: 07 4053 4857 Border Fancy Canary Club Qld Tarragindi, QLD 4121 Phone: 07 3397 5233 Brisbane Water Cage Bird Society Web Site Downs Bird Breeders Association PO Box 3401 Village Fair, Toowoomba QLD 4350 Web Site Gold Coast Racing Pigeon Club 21 Vista Street Elanora, QLD 4221 Phone: 07 5534 3450 Gympie Cage Bird Club (Est 1997) 94 River Road Gympie, QLD 4570 Parrot Society of Australia Inc. PO Box 75 Salisbury, QLD 4107 Web Site Web Site Phone: 07 5474 5342 Email Qld Council of Bird Societies Inc. PO Box 322 Ashgrove, QLD 4060

72. Bird Clubs Search bird clubs Search. Lafeber Company does not necessarily endorse or recommend any of the Vet Clinics, bird clubs, or Retailers listed. http://www.lafeber.com/FindALocal/Club/default.aspx

Toll Free: 800-842-6445 Home Our Story Order Online Free Catalog ... Doc Lafeber's On-Line Book Find your Local Retail Stores Avian Veterinarians Bird Clubs More About Lafeber About Our Founder Customer Testimonials Donations - Helping Our Feathered Friends Bird Clubs Search Please enter your search information in the space below. You can search by: Name of Business, City, State, Zip Code, Area Code. To narrow your search, fill in multiple fields. Then use the Search Button to get your results. Options Name City State AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY None Zip Code Area Code Every effort has been made to provide you with a reliable and up-to-date listings in your area. However, as with any database of this size and scope, the possibility exists that some of the information may be outdated. You are highly encouraged to call to verify their expertise in before making any decisions. Lafeber Company does not necessarily endorse or recommend any of the Vet Clinics, Bird Clubs, or Retailers listed. This lookup is provided purely as a service to bird owners.

73. West Midland Bird Club: Older Organisations Ornithological organisations founded before 1930, so older than the West Midland Bird Club. though they re not, strictly speaking, bird clubs. http://www.westmidlandbirdclub.com/club/older.htm

@import "../wmbc-style.css"; Skip Home Older Organisations West Midland Bird Club Older Organisations Although the West Midland Bird Club has existed since 1929, we're not the oldest such organisation. On this page, we pay tribute to these organisations, whose foundations preceded ours, and which are all still in operation: Items marked thus ~ added at last update. British Ornithologists' Union UK Nuttall Ornithological Club MA USA American Ornithologists' Union USA Wilson Ornithological Society MI USA Royal Society for the Protection of Birds UK Delaware Valley Ornithological Club PA USA Cooper Ornithological Club CA USA Massachusetts Audubon MA USA New Jersey Audubon Society NJ USA Indiana Audubon Society IN USA Nebraska Ornithologists' Union NE USA Birds Australia * (was Royal Australasian Ornithologists Union) Audubon Society of Portland OR USA Pasadena Audubon Society CA USA Bird Observers Club of Australia National Audubon Society * (was National Association of Audubon Societies; USA Charleston Natural History Society SC USA San Fernando Valley Audubon Society CA USA Danish Ornithological Society * ("

74. Birding.com -- Where To Bird - Maryland Find out more about Maryland bird clubs and Birding Organizations in Maryland. Find out more about Maryland bird clubs and Birding Organizations in Maryland. http://www.birding.com/wheretobird/Maryland.asp

birding.com Where to Bird - Maryland Where to Bird United States of America Maryland Discover the top birding locations in Maryland. Find out more about Maryland Bird Clubs and Birding Organizations in Maryland. Print out a checklist of Maryland birds. Find the Rare Bird Alert Phone Numbers for Maryland. Order books to help you become a better birder in Maryland. Discover links to Maryland Birding web sites. Print out special maps of Maryland before you begin your trip. Go to Maryland birding forum Ask other birders questions about birding in Maryland. Birds of Special Interest: Red Knot, Ruddy Turnstone State Bird: Baltimore Oriole State Checklists: Thayer Birding Software Maryland Ornithological Society NPWRC Bird Checklists - Maryland Species Seen in Maryland: State Ornithological Society: Maryland Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alerts: (301) 652-1088 Statewide Transcripts Electronic Mailing Lists: To join, send a message to majordomo@ari.net and type SUBSCRIBE MDOsprey in the body of the message.

75. Birding.com -- Where To Bird - Virginia Find out more about Virginia bird clubs and Birding Organizations in Virginia. Find out more about Virginia bird clubs and Birding Organizations in Virginia. http://www.birding.com/wheretobird/Virginia.asp

birding.com Where to Bird - Virginia Where to Bird United States of America Virginia Discover the top birding locations in Virginia. Find out more about Virginia Bird Clubs and Birding Organizations in Virginia. Print out a checklist of Virginia birds. Find the Rare Bird Alert Phone Numbers for Virginia. Order books to help you become a better birder in Virginia. Discover links to Virginia Birding web sites. Print out special maps of Virginia before you begin your trip. Go to Virginia birding forum Ask other birders questions about birding in Virginia. State Bird: Northern Cardinal Birds of Special Interest: State Checklists: Thayer Birding Software NPWRC Bird Checklists - Virginia Assateague Bird List Chincoteague NWR Dyke Marsh Bird Checklist Species Seen in Virginia: State Ornithological Society: Virginia Society of Ornithology Rare Bird Alerts: (301) 652-1088 Statewide Transcripts Electronic Mailing Lists: Richmond Audubon Society runs an unmonitored list to discuss bird sightings, bird trips, and environmental issues, of general interest in central Virginia. To subscribe, email listserv@list.audubon.org

76. Bird Club Forum Fortyseven bird clubs attended the meeting and there were representatives from the Association of County Recorders and Editors, Rare Breeding Birds Panel http://www.bto.org/notices/bird_club_forum.htm

77. The BIG SIT! New Haven Bird Club s. The BIG SIT! October 12, 2003. Qualifying organizations include bird clubs, Audubon chapters, land trusts, etc. http://members.aol.com/nhbirdclub/bigsit.htm

New Haven Bird Club's The BIG SIT! October 12, 2003 Bird Watcher's Digest is coordinating the data collection and compilation. Go to their webpage to enter your data Save the date!!! October 10, 2004 is the next Big Sit! More information about TBS! on this page.... Introduction Before The Sit! After The Sit! Rules ... Big Sit! T-SHIRTS! - New Design! on other pages.... Our Partners Birdwatcher's Digest TBS! at BWD Swarovski Optik TBS! 2002 results Stats Narrative Golden Bird! 2002 THANK YOU's! ... Maps TBS! 2001 results Stats Narrative Golden Bird! 2001 THANK YOU's! ... TBS! 1999 Results "If you sit in one place long enough, eventually every species of bird will pass by." Set aside October 10, 2004 for the twelfth annual New Haven Bird Club, THE BIG SIT! - co-sponsored by Bird Watcher's Digest The BIG SIT! is like a Big Day, or a Bird-a-thon in that the object is to tally as many bird species as can be seen or heard within 24 hours. The difference lies in the area limitation (17 foot circle) from which you'll be allowed to observe. THIS FREE EVENT IS OPEN TO EVERY INDIVIDUAL AND CLUB IN EVERY STATE AND IN EVERY COUNTRY! Get a team together or go it alone - add to your state's (or country's) total! 3 categories: 1) Best Overall Count (Most species seen by a single circle) 2) Best State Count (Highest combined total from circles within a state - wins State "braggin' rights") 3) The Big Prize!:

78. Search World Bird Link Directory. Avian Companions. bird clubs. Home Page Alamo Exhibition Bird Club One of the largest bird clubs in the Southwest. http://aviancompanions.com/links/birdclubs.html

World Bird Link Directory Avian Companions Bird Clubs Home Page African Greys Air Cleaners and Supplies Amazons ... Zoos Please support our Link Partners by visiting them. Alamo Exhibition Bird Club ... One of the largest Bird Clubs in the Southwest. ... 20 Pages Found, 35 Links Found, 2200 Score, http://www.aebc.org Lower Trinity Valley Bird Club... LOWER TRINITY VALLEY BIRD CLUB ArticlesMeetingsNewsletterEventsLinksPictures The Lower Trinity Valley Bird Club is a non-profit conservation organization, dedicated to the preservation and educationa... 8 Pages Found, 7 Links Found, 249 Score, http://www.ltvbc.org Santa Cruz Bird Club...   Santa Cruz  Bird Club The Santa Cruz Bird Club was founded in 1956. The Club sponsors walks in and around the county of Santa Cruz, boat trips on Monterey Bay, summer picnics and annual dinners, me... 27 Pages Found, 18 Links Found, 1648 Score, http://www.santacruzbirdclub.org The Nature Club of Central New York... The Nature Club of CNY's objective is to more fully enjoy all aspects of nature while offering encouragement in finding and identifying our native trees, flowers, birds and animals.... 27 Pages Found, 32 Links Found, 499 Score

79. BIOSIS | Resource Guide | Birds - Ornithology, Birding & Bird Clubs Birds — Ornithology, birding bird clubs. general only; for sites relevant to particular birds, select from the list of bird orders http://www.biosis.org.uk/zrdocs/zoolinfo/bird_bir.htm

Pull Down for Destinations BIOSIS Previews Zoological Record MethodsFinder Index to Organism Names Internet Resource Guide for Zoology User Support Search Sitemap Index Help with this Site Resource Guide Introduction About the Resource Guide Awards Latest Additions ... Search general only; for sites relevant to particular birds, select from the list of bird orders for ornithological societies see Bird organizations [A] [B] [C] ... 7th NTT-ME World Bird Count 2000 a worldwide birding event in cooperation with BirdLife International and Wild Bird Society of Japan ABA's Directory of Opportunities for Birders annual list of projects for birders in Canada and the United States (including Puerto Rico) African Bird Club (ABC) UK registered charity established to provide a worldwide focus for African ornithology Amazona Society an international organization of aviculturists with headquarters in the United States of America serving as the voice of companion Amazon parrot owners and breeders Baltimore Bird Club Belgium Parrot Society Bird Information Resource Centre the birding site of the Transvaal Museum, South Africa

80. Bird Clubs Of Virginia bird clubs of Virginia. Welcome to bird clubs of Virginia s Home Page! bird clubs of Virginia is a nonprofit federation of Virginia clubs. Our mission is http://www.birdclubsva.org/

Sign the Guestbook Bird Clubs of Virginia Welcome to Bird Clubs of Virginia's Home Page! We have moved! Please bookmark this page. Photos from the 2004 Convention and Bird Mart * Coming soon - BCV Store. T-shirts, aprons, hats and other BCV items * Bird Clubs of Virginia is a non-profit federation of Virginia clubs. Our mission is: To initiate educational and aviary management programs in cooperation with the member clubs comprising and supporting BCV. To encourage the sharing of information, educational activity, and support of avicultural, conservation and veterinary research. To pursue passive legislative goals relating to the management of exotic birds and aviaries at national, state and local levels. To enhance the status and management of member clubs. To support bona fide avian research projects in or out of the state from proceeds of our state conventions, seminars, and other resources. To cooperate with like federations in other states in matters of mutual interest. Each year the Bird Clubs of Virginia holds a bird care convention as part of its goal to provide education to aviculturists and to support avian research and conservation.

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