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Birding Jamaica’s Blue Mountains
10,000 Birds | November 21st 2009
Most visitors seem to be drawn to Jamaica for its admittedly world-class beaches and with good reason; having enjoyed that warm, clear Caribbean from a gorgeous, white sand beach myself, I wish I had spent more time at the seaside. Yet, when I look b read more
Birding Laughs: Snipe Hunt
Avimor Birding Blog | November 21st 2009 by Robert Mortensen
In recent weeks, several bird bloggers I follow (including Pacific NW Backyard Birder and Birdfreak) both posted about the mythical Snipe Hunt. As a veteran Snipe hunter myself I had to comment on their posts. Here is an edited version of my comments read more
Lengths A Birder Will Go To
Birdwatching Canada | November 20th 2009 by Pat Bumstead
Yesterday on Twitter, someone mentioned some stunning pictures of chickens. Which immediately made me think of Las Vegas. A few years ago, a friend and I were in Las Vegas for a business convention. One day we had a free morning, and not being intere read more
It's a Nice Day for Some White Birding
From the Faraway, Nearby | November 20th 2009 by TR Ryan
Ring-billed gull - second year Oklahoma City Audubon's Tuesday morning birders meet every week in the fall and winter come rain, snow, shine, sweeping prairie wind -- or in the case of last Tuesday - a thick blanket of misty fog on a day that promi read more
Birding Laughs: Ravens in Cedar City, UT
Avimor Birding Blog | November 20th 2009 by Robert Mortensen
Last month I mentioned my uncle in Cedar City that was part of introducing me to birding. I got an e-mail from him this week that I thought was pretty funny. Since he retired from Southern Utah University were he taught Spanish for many years, Uncle read more
Loose Feathers #213
A DC Birding Blog | November 20th 2009
Emperor Penguins / Photo by lin padghamBird and birding newsA study of the fossil record argues that there were six genera and nine species of moas (much lower than other estimates) and that the North and South Islands of New Zealand have been geogra read more
TOS Happenings
A Charm of Finches | November 19th 2009 by Penny Miller
There was an email today on TEXBIRDS concerning upcoming Texas Ornithological Society (TOS) meetings. Here is the information posted for those who might not subscribe to TEXBIRDS or be members of TOS:January 14 - 17, 2010 WestacoApril 15 - 17, 2010, read more
Sauvie Island in November
Orca Watcher | November 19th 2009 by Monika Wieland
About 10 miles outside of Portland near the junction of the Willamette and Columbia Rivers is Sauvie Island, a rural 26,000 acres including a large wildlife refuge. Its one of the first places I remember my dad taking me birding when I was little, an read more
Ebro Delta
S E Texas Birding & Wildlife Watching | November 19th 2009 by Jeff
.The Ebro Delta is an area of marshland and lagoons a couple of hours south of Barcelona. Apart from being extremely beautiful, it's reckoned to be one of the best birdwatching sites in Europe.We arrived there after dark, and in fog, on Friday night read more
Ebro Delta: Day 1 continued
S E Texas Birding & Wildlife Watching | November 19th 2009 by Jeff
.As our plan for the day was to explore the main lagoons south of the River Ebro, our first step was to take a ferry across the river. We arrived at the ferry terminal - a patch of waste ground at the end of a small backstreet - and could see the fer read more
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Birding Laughs: Snipe Hunt
In recent weeks, several bird bloggers I follow (including Pacific NW Backyard Birder and Birdfreak) both posted about the mythical Snipe Hunt. As a veteran Snipe hunter myself I had to comment on the…
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It\'s a Nice Day for Some White Birding
Ring-billed gull - second year Oklahoma City Audubon's Tuesday morning birders meet every week in the fall and winter come rain, snow, shine, sweeping prairie wind -- or in the case of last Tuesday…
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