We are in the process of creating several guides to help promote birding, bird conservation, and citizen science. All of these files are available in PDF and we encourage you print them out and share them to anyone you think will benefit from them.
- Birdfreak Guide to Taking Kids Birding – Ages 6 to 12 [PDF – 609 KB] **Updated September 2008
- Birdfreak Guide for Teen Birders – Ages 13 to 19 [PDF – 524 KB] **Created September 2008
- Why We Need Bird Conservation [PDF – 488 KB]
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Just found your site and I looks like it has alot of the things I’m looking for in my new found interest of birding. I would be interested in being a part of a photography outing with other photographers. Let me know if something is coming up. Take a look at my website to see some of the stuff I’ve been shooting. Thanks.
Frank
I’ll translate them to Spanish and send the text back to you, so you can have material in another language 🙂
Wow! This is a fantastic site and I plan to return when I have a whole day instead of a few minutes which I’ve already gone over.
I was looking for a solution to our cowbird infestation besides a BB gun and I gather there really isn’t one. My husband is a hunter and is using them for target practice. I was so upset until I found out which bird he was singling out.
See “ya soon. Bye y’all.
Barbara – thanks! We are unsure of any other ways to remove cowbirds (that do not involve dispatching them)… they are a definite problem and one we are researching more to try and find solutions.
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