Thursday, September 30, 2010

Maine Hiking-Birding Guide

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If you are in Maine or heading there-get the guide to help you find the best hiking and birding trails.

But where to go, you ask, to combine the pleasures of bird watching with the joys of hiking?

Hiking: Guide leads to where the birds are

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Rare Bird Spotted In Europe

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There is a rare opportunity to see a yellow-bellied flycatcher in Great Britain. Check it out if you are in the area.

Even for a birdwatcher, a trudge across four precarious miles of shifting sand dunes and shingle lashed by hail storms and gale force winds shows unusual commitment.

But when the object of your interest has gone 3,000 thousand miles out of its way to be there, it seems a small sacrifice to make.

Twitchers' delight as rare bird spotted in Europe for first time after taking wrong turn in Canada on way to Mexico


Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Feeding Wild Birds At Your Bird Feeder

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Here are a few ideas for setting up a wild bird feeder.

For those of you who want simple, clear guidelines, here are my instructions for setting up wild bird backyard feeders:

Suggestions for Feeding Wild Birds

Monday, September 27, 2010

Tips For Setting Up Your Bird Feeder For The Winter

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Good info for setting up your bird feeder.

As winter approaches, many birds change some of their eating habits. Birds that usually eat insects may start to eat berries to supplement their diets. Due to their high metabolic rate, it is necessary for them to take in high calorie foods. They will start to look for reliable sources of food for wintertime survival.

Feeding our feathered friends in winter

Sunday, September 26, 2010

Woodpecker Of Dreams-Movie Review

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Interesting movie review.

The ivory-billed woodpecker was thought to be extinct since the 1920s, so when sightings of the bird were reported in eastern Arkansas in 2004 and verified by the ornithology lab at Cornell University, environmentalists responded with something approaching ecstasy.

Woodpecker Of Dreams