121. The Great Texas Birding Classic -- 2004 The Great Texas birding Classic Logo The Great Texas birding Classic. Each year, during Texas amazing spring migration, Texas Parks http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/gtbc/

Maincontent Local Navigation Supplemental Navigation/Info Printer friendly ... Contact Us Great Texas Birding Classic Links: GTBC Home Host Cities/Hotels Information Exchange Registration Roughwings Registration Information ... Contact Us Other links of interest: Birding Classic Winners Award Conservation Prizes Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail Maps Birding Nature Tourism ... Birding 101 The Great Texas Birding Classic Mission Statement To increase appreciation, understanding and conservation of birds along the Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail through education, recreation, nature tourism and conservation fundraising. Each year, during Texas' amazing spring migration, Texas Parks and Wildlife and Texas Partners in Flight sponsor the Great Texas Birding Classic. During this weeklong event, birders from around the globe converge on the Texas coast for fun and friendly team birding. There are opportunities to test and improve your bird identification skills in the tournament, participate in local community birding activities including those listed in the Migration Event Calendar , attend the Classic sanctioned events (shown in Dates and Deadlines ) and raise money for avian habitat conservation through Conservation Cash Grand Prize Projects . Birders of all ages and skill levels are invited to join us for one day or all week of the Classic. The Birding Classic helps bring about bird habitat conservation, increases public awareness of Texas bird diversity and promotes community nature tourism development. Through the efforts of the Birding Classic, more birds and more birders are expected to flock to Texas, so don't miss out on this year's event!

122. Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society, Clallam County, WA Olympic Peninsula Serves Clallam County. Meetings, field trips, projects, and local birding. http://www.olympus.net/opas/

updated 6/3/2004 OLYMPIC PENINSULA AUDUBON SOCIETY O P A S Photo Contest/Workshops Announcement , and Click The latest news page of the OPAS Conservation Committee is now on the website The work of the active OPAS Conservation Committee is highlighted at Conservation Results from the December 2003 Christmas Bird Count at the Sequim-Dungeness Count Circle For December 2003 summary by species, click CBC 2003 summary table Events at Dungeness River Audubon Center A calendar of coming events is maintained on the River Center website under the heading EVENTS May-June 2004 Harlequin Happenings newsletter Click here to download and read or print the latest May-June 2004 Harlequin Happenings newsletter. (In order to download and view the newsletter in its Adobe PDF format, you must have the [free] Adobe Acrobat Reader in your computer. Although it is now in wide use, if you do not have it, you can quickly download the Reader for free by clicking here for the www.adobe.com web-site.) ACTIVITIES Membership Meetings A new location map of the Dungeness River Center for future meetings, and general schedule information

123. Birding Home Page to a life list. . TopicInformation and Checklists, Topic-birding Activities, Topic-Habitat Projects, Topic-Programs, All you need is http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/nature/birding/

Bird watching is one of the most popular forms of nature-related recreation. According to a recent Fish and Wildlife Service study, over 30% of Texans watch wildlife as a hobby, and nearly 17% travel away from home to view wildlife. Bird watching can be as simple as enjoying birds that come to your backyard bird feeder. Or it can be as complex as learning bird songs by ear, or traveling abroad to add birds to a "life list." All you need is a good pair of eyes (though binoculars sure help!) and a field guide. The following information should also help get you started. Please send comments, suggestions, or questions to: or click on the address to send an E-mail message.

124. Craigleith East of Oshawa. Former pioneer farmland. Log home dating from the 1830s. Hiking, birding, boating, fishing, camping. Natural features, facilities, location. http://OntarioParks.com/english/darl.html

Skip over main navigation to content. Welcome Your Parks Park Zine ... Group Camping Other Quick Links Natural Features Fees Tourism Weather ... Bringing your own supply of firewood to the park this summer? Please read this. Park Class Size IUCN# Location Operating Park Recreation 208 ha Southern Yes For more information: Darlington Provincial Park 1600 Darlington Park Rd. Bowmanville, Ontario Home Site Map Search Your Parks ... Darlington Last Modified: June 4, 2003

125. World Birding Center | Texas The World birding Center One of the most spectacular convergences of birds on Earth. All content is copyright of World birding Center unless otherwise noted. http://www.worldbirdingcenter.org/

@import url(styles/wbc.css); The World Birding Center: One of the most spectacular convergences of birds on Earth. Come visit the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas where history, culture and spectacular natural diversity combine into one unforgettable nature adventure. Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park (Headquarters) Edinburg Scenic Wetlands Estero Llano Grande State Park Harlingen Arroyo Colorado ... Contact Us

126. Bastrop County Audubon Society Articles, seasonal bird checklist, bird count results, programs, birding spots, and photos. http://www.bastropcountyaudubon.org/

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127. Virtual Birding - Educational Materials media center specialist or science department chair to locate the full education kit. Back to the Virtual birding Main Page. http://www.inhs.uiuc.edu/chf/pub/virtualbird/educational.html

Educational Materials Supplementary Materials: Letter to Educators Reading Lists Correlation to State Goals for Learning Acknowledgements ... How Many Bears Can Live in This Forest? - A habitat activity Oh Deer! - A lesson in wildlife survival Habitat Lap Sit - A lesson in habitat interrelation Bird Archive Page from the Illinois State Museum Bird Checklist of Illinois Breeding Ranges of North American Birds Bird Nests in Winter Museums in the Classroom - Prairie Chickens DNR "Kids for Trees" page Lesson 1: What Makes a Bird a Bird? Students' lesson Teachers' lesson plan Lesson 2: Home Tweet Home Students' lesson Teachers' lesson plan Lesson 3: Birds of a Feather Students' lesson Teachers' lesson plan Lesson 4: Natural Tools Students' lesson Teachers' lesson plan Lesson 5: House Plans Students' lesson Teachers' lesson plan Lesson 6: Bird Banter Students' lesson Teachers' lesson plan Lesson 7: Hello, Mate Students' lesson Teachers' lesson plan Lesson 8: Moving Day Students' lesson Teachers' lesson plan Lesson 9: Right or Wrong- You Decide Students' lesson Teachers' lesson plan Lesson 10: Here Today...Gone Tomorrow

128. WORLDTWITCH - Gabon Birding Report By Rod Cassidy Report of a birding trip to Iguela in southern Gabon in June, 2000. http://worldtwitch.com/gabon_cassidy.htm

Home FAQs Links Americas ... Archives Gabon Birding by Rod Cassidy June 6, 2000 Map of Gabon Another Map of Gabon Brainforest Gabon Having just returned from a trip to Gabon I would like to report on a little known area in the south of the country. The coast of Gabon is characterized by a Maze - huge lagoons and rivers. Access is limited to flying in and boat travel and accommodations are very basic. In the 5 days I had there I had little time for extensive birding. However, I still managed to tally more than 100 species of bird, 15 species of mammal and 3 species of crocodile. I visited an area called Iguéla in the south of the country. I flew in to a place called Omboué and was met at the airport by a fisherman friend who has a camp at Iguéla. A two hour drive on an old Landrover through forest and savanna mosaic found us at his camp on the shores of a huge lagoon. Birds seen on route Included White-throated Blue-swallow, hundreds of Grey-rumped Swallows with hardly any grey on the rump, African Crakes, and Black-rumped Buttonquails. We set camp about 40KM up this river. The next 3 days were spent doing a recce for some up coming trips. A lot of time was spent just hiking some very overgrown trails and following the small rivers by pirogue as far as we could. On one trail I walked through great rain forest for about 8 Kms, heard chimpanzees and found gorilla tracks, with good birding including: Blue-breasted and Chocolate-backed Kingfisher, White-crested and White-thighed Hornbills, Spotted Honeyguide, Congo Serpent-eagle, Black-headed and Rosy Bee-eaters, Blue-headed Wood-dove, and a number of greenbulls.

129. 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/

Tours Birds Gallery Trip Reports ... Where to stay Welcome to South Florida Birding With Larry Manfredi Professional Bird Guide “Birding North America and the Caribbean” 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. Check our Gallery for the latest pictures! Home Tours Bird lists Gallery ... Larry Manfredi and may not be used commercially without permission. This site was created by

130. World Don Roberson's detailed guide to birding in each of the world's biogeographic regions. http://montereybay.com/creagrus/world.html

The American Birding Association's [ABA] Rules Committee devised a fine scheme that divided the World into nine non-overlapping Regions for purposes of bird listing around the World. This was a concept created and promoted by the Rules Committee chairman at the time, Bob Pyle, and in the end some excellent decisions about the dividing lines were made and published (I was a member of the Committee at the time of these deliberations). Yet, for purposes of showing photos of different areas of the World, I find that I prefer to consider them from a somewhat different perspective. I, too, have nine "Realms" but they are defined a bit more along biogeographic grounds and serve better the purposes I have here. These are ( click on the link to bring up a separate page for each Realm NORTH AMERICA WESTERN PALEARCTIC ASIA NEOTROPICS ... AUSTRALASIA OCEANS OCEANIC ISLANDS ANTARCTICA Without getting into detailed definitions, but to outline the areas covered, suffice it to say that I start with the ABA definitions but make these modifications: I split Eurasia avifaunally giving separate identities to Asia and to the Western Palearctic but use the ABA's definition for distinguishing between Asia and Australasia (the line is between Sulawesi and Halmahera) I include North Africa, Europe, and the Middle East in a Western Palearctic Realm that mirrors the boundaries of the

131. ITS Advisory Birds and birding in Queensland. Brolga Grus rubicundus, one of the supporters of the Queensland coatof-arms,Photo Peter Woodall. http://www.uq.oz.au/~anpwooda/qld-birds.html

  World Class: Be Part of It Search: All UQ for: Information Technology Services Advisory Staff Web Page You have requested the document http://www.uq.edu.au/~anpwooda/qld-birds.html . This is a staff web area hosted on a University of Queensland web server. Please be advised that the web pages within this area are NOT officially endorsed by The University of Queensland. The University accepts no responsibility or liability for the contents of this area. This message has been displayed in accordance with the University's Internet Code of Practice , which forms a part of the Please note that you will need to enable cookies in your browser in order to proceed. to continue, or to the University home page. feedback ©2002 The University of Queensland, Australia ABN: 63 942 912 684 Authorised by: Director, Information Technology Services Maintained by: webmaster@uq.edu.au Last Updated: 01 March 2002

132. Lopez Birding Tours Guided 3day tour in Washington State's San Juan Islands. http://www.geocities.com/lopezbird/

Lopez Island Birding Tours 3 Day 2 Night Package Includes: 3 Day Guided Tour 2 Nights Accommodations Lopez Island Birding Handbook Places of Interest: Hummel Lake (natural lake on Lopez Island) Shark Reef (.8 mile breathtaking walk to habitat for seals, otters, and birds) Fisherman's Bay ("Birdwatcher's Paradise") Iceberg Point

133. Colorado Birding Sponsored By The Colorado Birding Society lost and we cannot contact you!) Interesting Bird Sightings 1000 Hours MST 5/24 Birds are listed in chronological order by Area of Colorado and birding Location http://home.att.net/~birdertoo/

To Subscribe to "cobirders": cobirders-subscribe@topica.com For More Information E-mail CoBus: cobus@worldnet.att.net (Contact CoBus or Report Birds by phone at: 303-285-3481 ext: 7238) (Note: If you do not hear from us within 2 days, please contact again) (Once in a while an e-mail is lost and we cannot contact you!) Interesting Bird Sightings 0001 Hours MST 6/7 Birds are listed in chronological order by Area of Colorado and Birding Location. Birds left on list long past last report; we believe may still be there! NOTE : [County] (Initial Reporter:Observer/Last Reporter) A.N.=anonymous; M.OB.=many observers YOU MAY SUBMIT INTERESTING BIRD SIGHTINGS: Using Mailform at Bottom of Page Front Range and Northern Colorado Southeastern Colorado Northeastern Colorado Mountains and Western Colorado ... Grouse and Prairie-Chicken Updates Updated April 28, 2004 Xcel Owl Cam at Valmont Reservoir Fort St. Vrain Eagle Cam Front Range and Northern Colorado Boulder County Gregory Canyon Blue-winged Warbler (male) near parking area (Takamine/Gent) (first 6/5) last 6/6 Hooded Warbler (male) (Boswell/Hansley) (first 5/14) last 5/15 (Up Amphitheater Trail/East side of tr/South of Wooden Fence on West side) Heritage Park; Louisville

134. Tulare County Audubon Society Programs, field trips, newsletters, bird sightings, birding locations, and conservation issues. http://www.theworks.com/~shadow/tcas/

Tulare County Audubon Society Welcome to the Home Page of the Tulare County Audubon Society (TCAS) P.O. Box 4402, Visalia, CA 93278-4402 In the Heart of California's San Joaquin Valley Gateway to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Chapter Information Upcoming Monthly Programs and Field Trips - (updated 11/23/03) Download the most recent Tappings here (Dec. 2004) in PDF format - (updated 1/4/04) Important Special Announcements and Calendar of Events for TCAS - (updated 12/1/02) (See information on 2002 Christmas Bird Counts on this page.) Recent Sightings of Unusual or Rare Birds in Tulare County or Area - (updated 11/23/03) Birding Locations in Tulare County: Maps and Information , plus other local and state info with WWW links - (updated 2/17/02) Current Issues: - Information about Giant Sequoia National Monument Link to Sequoia Task Force Giant Sequoia National Monument Chronology - Arctic Wildlife Refuge May Be Threatened Again! See Protect the Arctic web page and recent letter in Dec. 2001 Tappings. Help Stop the Poisoning of Millions of Blackbirds Mineral King Cabins - Understanding the Mineral King Controversy . Link to article by NPCA. Chapter Officers and Board Members Joining Tulare County Audubon Society TCAS T-Shirts.

135. Iowa Birding Iowa birding Has Moved!!! Many thanks to Simpson College for the past years of hosting our web site. Join us now at www.iowabirds http://www.simpson.edu/~birding/

Iowa Birding Has Moved!!! Many thanks to Simpson College for the past years of hosting our web site. Join us now at www.iowabirds.org for the official web site of the Iowa Ornithologists' Union. Look for more new features as we move into the new millenium. (Don't forget to bookmark the new page!) This page will self-destruct in ten seconds...

136. Songbird Station - We Help Families Enjoy Nature Together Sells birdhouses, seed, feeders, baths, accessories, and related gifts. Offers a birding newsletter. http://www.songbirdstation.com/

New! Innova Design kitchen accessories, cabinet hardware, ceramic tiles View recent news articles about Gold Crest Distributing! View the new Songbird Essentials Accessories page View the new Wildlife World products page ... Order the Patriotic Birdhouse and Feeder from Bird U!! "This is the only feeder that can guarantee that seed stays 100% dry and available to the birds." Mel Toellner Click here to read the news release and an independent review. Click on your favorite category to view our products. Metal Selective Bird Feeders Hundreds of styles and colors for every type of bird in nature! Feeders from such manufacturers as Songbird Cedar, Heritage Farms, Hyde, Duncraft, and Briarwood. View the special Droll Yankees Feeders page. Hummingbird Feeders Hummingbird Feeders Accessories Songbird Essentials View accessories from Droll Yankees Field Guides Gifts Hummingbird Clock Songbird Coffee Blue Bird Box Birdhouses and more! Bluebirds, wrens, chickadees, woodpeckers, robins, swallows, bats, squirrels, screech owls, butterflies, ladybugs.... Everyone finds a home at Songbird Station! Clamp-on Bath Birdbaths Birds need fresh water for bathing, and birdbaths can complement your outdoor decor. In addition to free-standing and sculpture baths, Songbird Station offers window-mount and deck-mount birdbaths, heaters and all the accessories.

137. Birding Southeast Arizona We manage an excellent birding inn right at the mouth of Cave Creek Canyon in the Chiricahua Mountains. There is no better place http://hummingbirdworld.com/bsa/

Where To Go Canyons High Mountains Other Habitat ... Dave Harvey Visit other Portal Productions Web Sites: The Hummingbird Web Site We often have 1000 visitors a day. The Chiricahua Diaries Personal Experiences with Wildlife and Mountains Birding Southeast Arizona © 2004 We manage an excellent birding inn right at the mouth of Cave Creek Canyon in the Chiricahua Mountains. There is no better place to stay when you are birding in Arizona. Come see us at Cave Creek Ranch If you are going on a birding to trip to southeast Arizona you will probably want a copy of A Birder's Guide to Southeastern Arizona by Rick Taylor (357 pages). The new edition will be available soon (summer 2004.) As soon as it comes out it, will be available to be purchased on-line from this site. Looking for other bird books? Search Amazon Books. (A small percentage of the profit goes to helping support this web site.)

138. St. Johns County Audubon Society Home Page Events, newsletter, birding hot spots, and bird checklist. http://members.aol.com/SJAudubon/

Welcome, you have perched at St. Johns County Florida Audubon Society Dear Friends of Audubon: We're delighted you have chosen our web page to stop and browse. Located in northeast Florida in St. Augustine this country's oldest city, St. Johns County Audubon offers members and visitors spectacular natural habitat: seashores and beaches, salt and fresh water marshes, meadows, rivers and forests. Our county Bird List contains over 250 species including eagles, ospreys, black-necked stilts, painted buntings, swallow-tailed kites, herons, egrets, hawks, owls, pelicans , and many more. We welcome guests at our program meetings and field trips Weave through our nest and enjoy! Directory Greetings The Pelican Mission Statement Membership ... Buffer Ordinance You must see this! Morgan Gallery An extraordinary selection of bird photos. Look for the baby pictures. Hot Spots Hot Line SJC Bird List InterestingWeb Sites ... Return to Directory The Pelican One of our favorite birds is the Brown Pelican (Pelicanus occidentalis) , which appears on our logo, our newsletter, and our beaches, along with its cousin the White Pelican.

139. Birding In Kazakhstan birding resources for birders visiting Kazakhstan including where to watch birds, list of recorded birds, recommended field guides and birding links. http://birding.topcities.com/

Birding in Kazakhstan Photographs courtesy of Sunbird Tours The aim of this site is to provide a comprehensive free resource for the independent birder in Kazakhstan. Here, in addition to a complete list of the birds occurring in Kazakhstan, with details of regional specialities, you will find information on where to watch birds, accommodation, travelling around, useful bird books and links to many other birding resources. If you have already enjoyed watching birds in Kazakhstan you can post a summary of interesting bird sightings on the message board, or submit a birding trip report for publication. Contents An overview of birding in Kazakhstan When to go birding Where to watch birds in Kazakhstan Complete list of birds recorded in Kazakhstan ... Links to further resources Birding in Kazakhstan is a new site and is still in the early stages of development. Although the information so far compiled already comprises a significant addition to the resources currently available on the web, there is still a great deal of existing material to be written up and further on-the-ground research on interesting birding areas which needs to be carried out. The site will be updated regularly to include new information. Any information or material, which could add to the content of this site would be welcomed.

140. Home--Skagit Audubon Society Chapter events, birding locations, sightings, and bird checklist. http://www.fidalgo.net/~audubon/

Home News Conservation Field Trips Hikes ... General E-mail editorial comments to Sally Yeo Last Updated March 28, 2004 What's New June meeting Washington Report on State of Birds Thanks to Volunteers Further Afield by Thais Armstrong The North American Migration Count Birder's Quiz.htm June Calendar of Events Our Mission The mission of the National Audubon Society is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the Earth's biological diversity. Publish on our Site Do you have information you'd like to share with Skagit Flyer readers and Website visitors? How about reports on field trips or other activities? Or updates to the Website such as late breaking news or schedule changes? Email is an efficient method of sending material. Send submissions by email to Pamela Maxwell Bird Specimens Remember to bring your dead bird specimens (window kills, road kills, etc.) to the general meetings so they can be turned over to the Slater Museum at the University of Puget Sound. Read

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