Including comprehensive bird ID's for 588 North American bird species, Cornell Lab's All About Birds.org is the foremost bird identification website on the net. Each species profile contains expanded information including song and call recordings, range maps, conservation status, length and...
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eBird.org is one of Cornell Lab's many online citizen science projects. Simply report data from your bird watching trips and they do the rest. You submit a checklist with a count of all the bird species that you saw. After you submit the checklist, Cornell Lab sends the completed...
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Hummingbirds.net was the first and is the foremost hummingbird information website on the internet today. Not only does this website include information on 17 hummingbird species, but Hummingbirds.net is best known for the migration maps that track the northward migration...
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The Lake Erie Birding Trail (LEBT) website contains much information on bird watching, including area checklists, the basics, what to know before you visit the LEBT, birding resources, and much more, as well as information on each of the birding trails.
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Yet another of Cornell Lab's citizen science projects, Nest Watch tracks bird nesting success across the country. After passing a short test, you will be allowed to enter nesting data into their interactive website. Scientists then use the data to measure nesting success of bird species in the US...
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Sialis.org is the only bluebird website on the internet that icnludes information for anything you can imagine, as long as it is related to bluebirds. Unless you visit Sialis, you won't be able to imagine how much information is included on one website on bluebirds. Visit Sialis today and...
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