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The Sibley iPhone app: An interview with David Allen Sibley
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Posted over 3 years ago by
Matt Mendenhall
Contributing Editor David Sibley (right), author of the groundbreaking Sibley Guide to Birds , has been busy lately. Last fall, he published his Sibley Guide to Trees , which explains what to look for to identify 668 native and commonly cultivated trees...
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In our April issue, colorful spring birds, hotspots, and guides to photo blinds and citizen-science projects
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Posted over 3 years ago by
Chuck Hagner
I'm happy to announce that our April 2010 issue -- full of places to go birding this spring, a guide to photography blinds, a list of citizen-science projects that help birds and need volunteers, ID tips from David Allen Sibley and Kenn Kaufman, lots...
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New birding tourism resource aims to save endangered birds
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Posted over 3 years ago by
Matt Mendenhall
In September 2006, Craig Thompson, chair of the International Committee of the Wisconsin Bird Conservation Initiative and a regional land program supervisor for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, flew to Ecuador with 11 other birders on a...
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Congratulations to our hummingbirds survey binocular winner!
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Posted over 3 years ago by
Matt Mendenhall
Jeannette Fackler of Garrettsville, Ohio, pictured at right, is the winner of our third Readers' Favorites Survey . Congratulations, Jeannette! She was one of more than 2,000 people who answered our survey about birdwatchers' favorite places...
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Keep an eye out for young shrikes
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Posted over 3 years ago by
Matt Mendenhall
According to data I downloaded on eBird today, birdwatchers reported Loggerhead Shrikes from Florida to California and as far north as Idaho and Maryland this winter. Counts peaked at more than 2,200 individuals during the week of January 1. In recent...
February, 2010