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Birding in Vermont
A clearinghouse for information on birding
in Vermont. With lists of Vermont birding organizations, Rare Bird Alerts,
and other resources (web, list-serv, traditional) this is a good site
to visit. Go
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Source: The Virtual Birder
Building Birding Skills:
Keeping Field Notes
Mr. Rakestraw suggests that birders (novice
and experienced alike) should spend more time carefully marking down bird
details than flipping through their bird guides. By concentrating on details
before identification, birders will have a solid basis to go on long after
the bird has flown. Go
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Source: John Rakestraw
Birding in New York
Looking for a summary of sightings in New York? At this page you'll find
a list of sightings that were called in to birdline. If you have a bird
to add to the list, you'll find lists of NY birding clubs, and lists of
other resources including web, list-serv and traditional contact points
including the Rare Bird alert hotline for NY. Go
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Source: The Virtual Birder
Herricks Cove: An Important
Bird Area in Rockingham, VT
As birds migrate north to nesting grounds in the spring, Herricks Cover
is an important stop-over point where waterfowl can rest and replenish.
Over 300 hundred species of birds have been identified. The Cover has
been designated an "Important Bird area" in Spring 2000. It
is open to the public. Bonus: Photo journal of the erection of an osprey
nesting platform. Go
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Source: Ascutney Mountain Audubon Society
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