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Dear friends
Thank you for visiting my blog. I hope you find it interesting. I am trying to make birdwatching more popular, here in Greece.
I have already linked your site in my blog
feel free to visit & link my professional website
http://www.greecebirdtours.gr
This is the first attempt in Greece, to make birdwatching tours around the country.
We are happy to get visitors from all parts of USA.
Best regards
Spyros Skareas
Hi Bird Freak! This is my first time trying this. We’ll see how it goes. Nice head shot there on the main page, whoever took it.
This is great! I moved down to Lawrence, Kansas just about three weeks ago with my boyfriend. I am trying to get into birding down here. There is a local Audubon group I hope to become a part of soon. Can this webpage be used for networking? I would love to meet more people in Kansas into birding!
Valerie – not sure of any birders specifically from Kansas but there are many wonderful places to bird there and we’d love to hear about any good spots you find. Check with the Kansas Ornithological Society as well.
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