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	Birdwatching - Free net encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Birding is a hobby concerned with the observation and study of birds (the science proper is termed ornithology).
		The most active times of the year for birding in the temperate zones are during spring and fall migration, when the greatest variety of birds may be seen, as many species that do not nest or overwinter in given areas may be observed as they make their way north or south.
		Many birders take part in censuses of bird populations and their migratory patterns which are sometimes specific to individual species and sometimes count all the birds in a given area (as in a Christmas Bird Count).
	www.netipedia.com /index.php/Birding (995 words)

	Great Florida Birding Trail
		Limit the use of recordings and other methods of attracting birds, and never use such methods in heavily birded areas, or for attracting any species that is Threatened, Endangered, or of Special Concern, or is rare in your local area.
		Before advertising the presence of a rare bird, evaluate the potential for disturbance to the bird, its surroundings, and other people in the area, and proceed only if access can be controlled, disturbance minimized, and permission has been obtained from private land-owners.
		The Code is not copyrighted, and ABA encourages both individuals and groups of birders to adapt it or adopt it for their use.
	www.citrusbirdingtrail.com /Ethics.html (422 words)

	Birding Sites of the BigList
		Bird in Hand is a unusual collection of birds photographed while being held.
		American Birding Exchange, sponsored by the American Birding Organization, is asking for donations of optics for orinthology research in Latin American countries.
		North American Bird Songs has a large list of bird sound recordings with a brief description of what was happening when the recording was made.
	astro.temple.edu /~psmith/biglist/birding.htm (1491 words)

	Birdwatching - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Birdwatching or birding is the observation and study of birds.
		The term birding is of American origin; birdwatching is the more commonly used word in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
		The most active times of the year for birding in the temperate zones are during spring and fall migration when the greatest variety of birds may be seen.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Birding (1281 words)

	Wild Wings Organic Wild Bird Foods (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		It is estimated that of the roughly 672 million birds exposed annually to pesticides on U.S. agricultural lands, 10% or 67 million are killed.
		Ironically it is often the same sunflower and/or other grains intended to feed backyard birds that may have been sprayed with lethal pesticides to keep pests (often including birds) at bay.
		For the most part the backyard bird feeding industry has irresponsibly ignored this threat of pesticides, and has not supported organic, sustainable agriculture, choosing rather to concern themselves with the business of selling seeds/grains raised in the method of conventional farming.
	www.wildwingsorganic.com (239 words)

	American Birding Association - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It supports competitive birding by, among other things, encouraging members to submit the numbers of species they've observed—in their lifetime, in the current year, or in one day, for various regions—and publishing the numbers annually.
		The ABA publishes Birding, its bimonthly magazine; North American Birds, a seasonal "journal of record" for North American birdlife; Winging It, a bimonthly newsletter for members; and A Bird's-Eye View, a youth-oriented newsletter.
		The ABA also promulgates a code of ethics to protect birds, the environment, and property owners from over-eager birders.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/American_Birding_Association (198 words)

	The New River Birding & Nature Festival - Fayetteville, WV. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In 1999, Tidemark Press published Kevin's own calendar titled "Birds of the Arctic Tundra", which was endorsed by the American Birding Association.
		Karlson spent the summers of 1992-95 working for Troy Ecological Research Associates as a wildlife biologist in the Alaskan Arctic, participating in research and census studies of the birds that use this fragile habitat.
		Currently a resident of Cape May County NJ, Kevin is a 10-year member of the NJ Bird Records Committee and is active in the Cape May birding community.
	www.birding-wv.com /kevinKarlson.htm (363 words)

	Rochester Birding Association--Conservation
		Olga Fleisher Ornithological Foundation, Inc A non-profit bird and wildlife organization based in Rochester, NY USA for education, research, birding enjoyment, and bird and wildlife habitat conservation.
		American Bird Conservancy Conserving wild birds and their habitats throughout the Americas.
		Partners in Flight PIF is a cooperative effort by numerous conservation organizations, federal and state agencies, private corporations, and academicians dedicated to the long-term health of the birds of the United States.
	www.rochesterbirding.com /conservation.htm (397 words)

	<summit speakers bios> (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Prior to that Susan was the Environmental Education Coordinator for the DNR at the MacKenzie Environmental Education Center in Poynette, Wisconsin.
		She has been the Director of the Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas project since 1995 and is one of the three editors of the Atlas book (in progress).
		Bettie is the Environmental Chair for her local bird group, the Oshkosh Bird Club, and serves on the Coordinating Council of the Wisconsin Bird Conservation Initiative as the OBC representative.
	www.conservationthroughbirding.org /speakers.html (1067 words)

	The American Birding Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		he American Birding Association (ABA) works to increase the knowledge, skills, and enjoyment of field birders, and to contribute to bird conservation.
		ABA supports the interests of birders of all ages and experience, and promotes field-birding skills through meetings, workshops, publications, equipment and guided involvement in birding.
		ABA also encourages the conservation of birds and their habitats through publications, projects and partnerships, by championing ethical birding practices and by promoting the economic and environmental values of birding.
	www.nfwhc.org /groups/aba.htm (99 words)

	Birding and Butterfly Viewing Brownsville Brownsville, Texas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Bird and butterfly watchers are in their glory in and around Brownsville.
		According to the American Birding Association, there are nearly 500 bird species, including the rare Aplomado Falcon, in the Valley.
		Bird watchers are constantly on alert for the Buff-Bellied Hummingbird, Hooded Oriole, Green Kingfisher, and other rare species, which can be spotted along the winding nature trails.
	www.brownsville.org /BirdingButterfly.asp (258 words)

	American Birding Association Code of Birding Ethics
		1(c) Before advertising the presence of a rare bird, evaluate the potential for disturbance to the bird, its surroundings, and other people in the area, and proceed only if access can be controlled, disturbance minimized, and permission has been obtained from private land-owners.
		It is important to feed birds continually during harsh weather.
		3(c) If you are attracting birds to an area, ensure the birds are not exposed to predation from cats and other domestic animals, or dangers posed by artificial hazards.
	www.eastbaynature.com /abaethic.htm (615 words)

	Birding (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Although PLOTS are not open to birding per se, the maps also show public lands and can be very helpful for navigating around the state.
		Although croplands often are poor birding, they can usually be quickly scanned from a safe spot along the roadside (please do not enter private land without permission).
		Birding in November and December is often exciting, as it s then that you have the best chance of finding rare waterfowl raptor, and gull species.
	www.tour-nd.com /website/birding/birdingresources.htm (1686 words)

	Rochester Birding Association--Links
		Birding Western New York A site describing some birding areas in the western part of NY state.
		Cayuga Bird Club Birding club founded in 1913 by Louis Agassiz Fuertes for the Cayuga Lake Basin and surrounding area.
		American Birding Association North America's largest membership organization for active birders.
	www.rochesterbirding.com /links.htm (521 words)

	Birding in Kansas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Another of the state's birding attractions is in the extreme Southwest corner - the Cimarron National Grasslands and areas around Elkhart.
		Known for “zooties” or rare birds that occasionally extend ranges from areas south and west, this corner of the state gains attention of all serious listers both in-state and nationally.
		Then in February of 2003, “Birding”, the highly respected magazine of the American Birding Association ran an article by Mark Robbins detailing the incredible 225 species Big Day that he, Mike Rader and Roger McNeill had May 13, 2002.
	www.naturalkansas.org /birding.htm (1008 words)

	Beginning Birding
		Binoculars The most popular binoculars for birding are 8x40 (the first number tells you the magnification and the second tells you the size of the lens, in millimeters).
		Another option is BirdPod, a program that lets you listen to the songs of 650 species of North American birds on your Apple iPod.
		The American Birding Association addresses this in its code of birding ethics, which states: "Limit the use of recordings and other methods of attracting birds, and never use such methods in heavily birded areas, or for attracting any species that is Threatened, Endangered, or of Special Concern, or is rare in your local area."
	www.aarpmagazine.org /lifestyle/beginning_birding.html (776 words)

	Buteo Books: About Us - Bird Books, Ornithology Texts, Birding Gear
		Birds of the Baja California Peninsula: Status, Distribution, and Taxonomy.
		HAYES, Floyd E. Status, Distribution and Biogeography of the Birds of Paraguay.
		The posthumously published memoirs of the woman who saw more birds in her lifetime than any other human being in the history of the world.
	www.buteobooks.com /americanbirdingassociation.html (208 words)

	Birding Ethics - Code of American Birding Association @ Nahanni River Adventures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		We, the membership of the American Birding Association, believe that all birders have an obligation at all times to protect wildlife, the natural environment, and the rights of others.
		Refrain from handling birds or eggs unless engaged in recognized research activities.
		Always behave in a manner that will enhance the image of the birding community in the eyes of the public.
	www.nahanni.com /content/BirdingEthics (509 words)

	Birding the Kaibab Plateau, Arizona
		7, no. 6, June 1995, published by the American Birding Association, P.O. Box 6599, Colorado Springs, CO 80934, and is reproduced with the written permission of the American Birding Association and the author.
		Reproduction restricted to personal or educational use; reproduction for commercial use is prohibited without the written consent of the American Birding Association and the author.
		Ask permission to enter to bird the large trees near the houses and the area around the pond.
	www.maricopaaudubon.org /birding_locations/kaibab.htm (1746 words)

	Birding in the News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Nearly one-third of Americans age 16 and older—more than 66 million—fed, photographed, and observed wildlife in 2001, and they spent $40 billion doing so, according to the latest figures of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS).
		Statistics released by the government in May and June reveal that, over the past five years, the ranks of wildlife watchers swelled by 5 percent and that spending on wildlife-watching equipment such as binoculars and birdhouses jumped by 33 percent.
		It's the world's longest birding competition in the state with the most species of birds.
	conservationthroughbirding.org /birding_in_news.html (543 words)

	BirdEthics
		If you are attracting birds to an area, ensure the birds are not exposed to predation from cats and other domestic animals, or dangers posed by artificial hazards.4.
		Acknowledge that professional tour companies bear a special responsibility to place the welfare of birds and the benefits of public knowledge ahead of the company's commercial interests.
		Please acknowledge the role of ABA in developing and promoting this code with a link to the ABA website using the url .
	www.libirding.com /BirdEthics.html (605 words)

	Birding in Massachusetts
		Okay, they aren't birds, but they are pretty.
		It is presented as a service of Bird Observer.
		Noel Wamer's North American birding e-zine is at
	www.larsonweb.org /birds (477 words)

	BIRD WATCHING! BIRDING AND BIRD WATCHING!
		Wild Wings organic wild bird food is the perfect choice for the environmentally responsible bird lover.
		Not only will you be providing your feathered friends food free of chemicals, you'll also be sparing the rest of the environment from the chemicals that would otherwise be used to treat it.
		A Birding Pal is not a paid guide, but someone who likes to help out of town visitors.
	www.redjellyfish.com /wildlife/birding.html (273 words)

	Birds and Birding Resources
		Information on birding in 200 countries, 10 provinces and 3 territories of Canada, and all 50 US states plus Washington, D.C. Images of over 1,960 bird species, checklists, conservation information and more.
		The Cornell Lab of Ornithology is devoted to the study and protection of birds.
		This organization is dedicated to finding cooperative conservation solutions for birds and the natural world through science and education.
	www.nenature.com /BirdsResources.htm (662 words)

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		If you're new in Arizona, planning a birding trip here, or just curious about birding in the state, this page is for you.
		We list books on Arizona birds and birding, arranged by region, followed by a list of magazine articles related to Arizona birds.
		The reference lists are followed by a list of stores specializing in birding books, including several in the state.
	www.maricopaaudubon.org /bird_ref.htm (1001 words)

	Birding, Birding Binoculars, American Birding Association, Ontario Birding (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Includes checklists, types of birds, trip reports, backyard habitats, birdwathing info, photos, songs and calls as well as information for identifying birds.
		Birding website is about birds and birdwatching in the Netherlands.
		BirdSource, a partnership of The Cornell Lab of Ornithology and the National Audubon Society offers insight into the dynamics of North American Bird populations with projects that track migration, irruption, and foraging behavior.
	www.sitebul.net /cgi-bin/search/2recreation.birding.shtml (517 words)

	Birding Etiquette - Colorado Birding (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		If you are attracting birds to an area, ensure the birds are not exposed to predation from cats and other domestic animals, or dangers posed by artificial hazards.
		The American Birding Association's Code of Birding Ethics may be freely reproduced for distribution/dissemination.
		Please acknowledge the role of ABA in developing and promoting this code with a link to the ABA website.
	www.greatpikespeakbirdingtrail.org /birdingethics.php (607 words)

	Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory's Recommended Resources on Birding and Natural History
		Though the format is similar to the ABA/Lane guide (spiral bound, with geographic birding guide in the front, bar-graph checklist in the back), coverage is slightly different and often complementary.
		A perfect introduction to the birds of this region, especially for non-birders and new residents.
		Profiles of the owls and diurnal birds of prey of North America, with information on habitat, behavior, ecology, conservation and hints for finding and identifying them.
	www.sabo.org /birding/resource.htm (2546 words)

	US and Canadian Birds
		Birds of the Continental United States and Canada
		This list, which includes 914 birds that have been recorded north of Mexico (i.e., Canada and the 49 continental states of the US), follows the taxonomy of the seventh edition of the
		This list is made available by the Baltimore Bird Club, which also runs the Backyard Birding page.
	www.bcpl.lib.md.us /~tross/nabirds.html (109 words)

	Real Birds: Regional Birding Information for North America
		Newsgroup for the discussion of wild birds and birding.
		A birding forum on AOL with an electronic newsletter (email) and two live chats on bird watching each week.
		Entertaining and easy read on birding and birders as well as birds and birding hotspots.
	www.virtualbirder.com /vbirder/realbirds (361 words)

	The abalist program: computing American Birding Association list totals
		A system for representing bird taxonomy: Files describing bird classification and a system of short bird codes.
		A system for encoding bird field notes: Covers the encoding of bird field observations for scientific purposes and a system for putting them up on the Web.
		This publication is available in Web form and also as a PDF document.
	infohost.nmt.edu /~shipman/aba/abalist (253 words)

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