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Bird Clubs:     more books (100)

Birdwatching in the Philippines Vol2 by DOT and the Wild Bird Club of the Philippines, 2008 Australian honeyeaters, by Hugh R Officer, 1965 Extinct and Endangered Birds in the Collections of the Natural History Museum (British Ornithologists' Club Occasional Publications) by A.G. Knox, Michael P. Walters, 1994-04-01 Field checklist of Rhode Island birds (Bulletin / Rhode Island Ornithological Club) by Robert A Conway, 1979 National Home Gardening Club - The Bird Garden by Stephen W. Kress, 1995 Piano Bird (The Crime Club) by C.B. Greenfield, 1984-12-31 Bird Stories: A Collection of the Bird and Wildlife Stories Which First Appeared in Bird Stories Nos. 1, 2, and 3 Published by The Farmer Bird Club by William T. Cox, Dietrich Lange, 1932 A systematic list of the birds of California, (Cooper Ornithological Club. Pacific coast avifauna) by Joseph Grinnell, 1912 The birds of Cuba (Memoirs of the Nuttall ornithological club.no. VI) by Thomas Barbour, 1923-11-29 A Guide to North American Bird Clubs. First Edition - 1978. by Jon E. Rickert, 1978-01-01 Vermont Botranical and Bird Club, Joint Bulletin No. 23 by Arthur (ed) Gilman, 2002-01-01 WEST MIDLAND BIRD CLUB: ANNUAL REPORT NO.63 1996 by Unknown, 1000 Wild bird guests, how to entertain them: with chapters on the destruction of birds, their economic and aesthetic values, suggestions for dealing with their ... organization and management of bird clubs by Ernest Harold Baynes, 2010-08-29 A Guide to North American Bird Clubs

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21. American Birding Association Links: Local Bird Clubs
    or submission (follow the format below). Local bird clubs – US Canada Alabama Ornithological Society (AOS) Founded in 1952.  
    http://americanbirding.org/abalinks/linkspage1b.htm
    
    Extractions: LINKS: ORGANIZATIONS We depend on users to help us keep the information on these pages up-to-date. Please email the webmaster with your feedback or submission (follow the format below). Alabama Ornithological Society (AOS) Founded in 1952. Website has info about birds and birding in Alabama, checklist of Alabama birds, bird count data, membership info, schedule of meetings, and RBA reports for Alabama and N/W Florida. Arizona: Maricopa Audubon Society (MAS) is NAS' Phoenix metropolitan area chapter, with over 3000 members. Website has info about the chapter, programs and meetings, online newsletter, links. California: Kern Audubon Society serves the Southern San Joaquin Valley and the Greater Bakersfield area. Website has info relevant to the environment, birding, education, conservation, and nature lovers.

22. American Birding Association Links: Regional Bird Clubs, Ornithological Groups
    Regional bird clubs / Ornithological Organizations African Bird Club Founded in1994 to provide a worldwide focus for African ornithology and encourage an  
    http://americanbirding.org/abalinks/linkspage1a.htm
    
    Extractions: LINKS: ORGANIZATIONS We depend on users to help us keep the information on these pages up-to-date. Please email the webmaster with your feedback or submission (follow the format below). Regional Bird Clubs / Ornithological Organizations African Bird Club Founded in 1994 to provide a worldwide focus for African ornithology and encourage an interest in the conservation of the birds of the region. The Club promotes the work of existing regional societies and encourages birders to visit lesser known areas of the region and to actively search for threatened species. Members receive a twice-yearly color bulletin. American Ornithologists' Union Founded in 1883, the AOU is the oldest and largest organization in the New World devoted to the scientific study of birds. Although the AOU is primarily a professional organization, its membership of almost 4,000 includes many amateurs dedicated to the advancement of ornithological science.

23. Bird Clubs And Societies
    join us banner. bird clubs and Societies. Disaster Assistance Information Page,The MilitaryPetsFOSTER Project US Military Enter Here. National. Regional.  
    http://www.netpets.com/birds/birdclub.html

24. Regional Bird Clubs And Societies
    Regional Clubs and Societies US States GM. join us banner. GEORGIA Georgia CageBird Society 3611 Whitfield Way, Powder Springs, Ga 300073 (404) 4391945  
    http://www.netpets.com/birds/birdclub/regclubG.html

25. Topper Bird Ranch - The Internet's Bird Food Store
    After years of extensive and in depth association with avian organizations andbird clubs, Topper Bird Ranch has developed a professional respect for those  
    http://www.topperbirdranch.com/birdclubs.html
    
    Extractions: After years of extensive and in depth association with avian organizations and bird clubs, Topper Bird Ranch has developed a professional respect for those listed below because of their work and purpose in the Avian community. Topper would encourage you to visit the sites of these organizations and bird clubs.

26. Bird Clubs Of NJ
    bird clubs of New Jersey Updates. bird clubs of New Jersey is a coalitionof the following parrot clubs The Central Jersey Bird Club;  
    http://www.realmacaw.com/pages/bird.html
    
    Extractions: The purpose of this group is to act as a liaison between the member clubs and The NJ State Division of Fish, Game & Wildlife which regulates the possession of "exotics" kept as pets. We will also act as a legislative watchdog to protect the interests and rights of exotic bird owners and their birds throughout the state. We encourage all clubs in the state or those clubs out of state with members from New Jersey to become part of this very important undertaking. These are the points we would like to see addressed Clarify the terminology and definitions used in the regulations to reduce confusion Exempt all captive birds held since the enactment of the Wild Bird Act of 1991 and their progeny from the Endangered Species provisions of NJAC 7:25-4.14 (b, c, d, and e) Clarify the requirements for the various permit levels. Roll back the cost of the Hobby Permit to $10, and create a Hobby Breeder Permit for small breeders.

27. Meeting Between Bird Clubs Of New Jersey And The Fish, Game And Wildlife Departm
    Meeting Between bird clubs of New Jersey. and the Fish, Game and WildlifeDepartment of New Jersey. Back to bird clubs Of New Jersey. ÿ  
    http://www.realmacaw.com/pages/meeting.html
    
    Extractions: Meeting Between Bird Clubs of New Jersey M T he Department has proposed that the Hobby permit for possession of exotic birds be changed and the yearly $20 fee be dropped. Instead, birds would receive a permit at the point of sale and a fee would be charged for each bird at the time of change of ownership. The amount of this fee is still to be determined. A T he Department suggested removal of the Patagonian Conure and The Ring-necked Parakeets from the list of birds whose possession is illegal in NJ as potentially dangerous species. Remaining on this list of birds whose possession is illegal in NJ is the Monk (or Quaker) Parakeet. A major point of discussion involved a proposal by the BC of NJ Regulatory Committee for the establishment of a Hobby Breeder Permit. The Department was open to this suggestion and a variety of proposals were discussed. It was agreed that a yearly permit fee substantially less than the current $100 fee was a goal. In addition, some mechanism for a per bird fee upon sale or change of ownership was also discussed. The details are still to be worked out, but the Department was clearly open to developing a permit structure that would be less expensive for the hobbyist who is breeding and selling a small number of birds per year. The distinction between a Hobby breeder and a pet shop/animal dealer also needs to be developed. T he Department responded to the suggestion by the Regulatory Committee to enlarge the list of species that are exempt from a permit by indicating that they were not able to entertain a change at this time, since the permit exempt list was specifically stated in the 1991 Wild Bird Act. A specific amendment to the Wild Bird Act could be proposed by the Department to expand the list, but is not planned at this time.

28. Bird Clubs At WildBird.com
    bird clubs. wildbirds.com Links bird clubs. Regional bird clubs Clubs aroundthe world from the ABA. Local bird clubs US and Canada - from the ABA.  
    http://www.wildbirds.com/links_birdclub.htm
    
    Extractions: Bird Clubs give you a wonderful opportunity to get together with others who share your passion. Clubs may have monthly meetings and invite guest speakers. They sponsor bird trips, usually led by one of their members. They may even publish a newsletter or have a web site. The most complete list of bird clubs in the U.S. and Canada can be found in "A Birder's Resource Guide" (ABA Membership Directory). The membership directory is free each year to American Birding Association members The Audubon Society has over 500 Chapters and each offers bird hikes. These are featured in the " Audubon Chapters " section of WildBirds.com. Why not start your own bird club? Perhaps the local Audubon Chapter would like to help you start a bird club that is a subset of their Chapter. WildBirds.com

29. Bird Clubs : Wisconsin
    WISCONSIN bird clubs, BIRD CLUB, ADDRESS, CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE, EMAIL.JACKSON CO BIRD CLUB, W12866 RIVER ROAD, BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI, 546155037,n/a.  
    http://www.birdwatchersdigest.com/bird_club/bird_club_wisconsin.html
    
    Extractions: WISCONSIN BIRD CLUBS BIRD CLUB ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE EMAIL JACKSON CO BIRD CLUB W12866 RIVER ROAD BLACK RIVER FALLS WI n/a CHIPPEWA WILDLIFE SOCIETY 733 MAPLE CHIPPEWA FALLS WI cak@millstream.org NORTH AMERICAN BLUEBIRD SOC PO BOX 74 DARLINGTON WI n/a BEAVER CREEK BIRD CLUB S1 COUNTY ROAD K FALL CREEK WI starman@discover-net.net CLUBFOND DU LAC CO AUD SOC PO BOX 84 FOND DU LAC WI ebruder@thesurf.com SAND CO AUD 2207 TOWN RD FRIENDSHIP WI n/a N.E.W. AUD SOC 1701 NINTH ST GREEN BAY WI n/a WISCONSIN SOC FOR ORNITH W330 N8275 W SHORE DR HARTLAND WI n/a MADISON AUD SOC 222 S HAMILTON STREET, SUITE #1 MADISON WI masoffice@mailbag.com AEGOLIUS BIRD CLUB 2523 COUNTY B MANITOWOC WI cgeiger@Isol.net CHAPEE RAPIDS AUD CLUB P. O. BOX 1133 MARINETTE WI n/a SCHLITZ AUD CENTER 1111 E BROWN DEER RD MILWAUKEE WI n/a OSHKOSH BIRD CLUB 1322 CEAPE AVE OSHKOSH WI ziebell@northnet.net BLUEBIRD RESTORATION ASSOC. OF WI 6612 AKRON AVE. PLAINFIELD WI badgerbluebird@yahoo.com PLYMOUTH BIRD CLUB 910 EAST CLIFFORD PLYMOUTH WI n/a HOY AUDUBON CLUB PO BOX 044626 RACINE WI mmpugh3@execpc.com NAVARINO NAT CTR PO BOX 606 SHAWANO WI n/a ALDO LEOPOLD AUDUBON SOCIETY 200 PINE BLUFF ROAD STEVENS POINT WI khall@uwsp.edu

30. Bird Clubs : New Brunswick
    NEW BRUNSWICK bird clubs, BIRD CLUB, ADDRESS, CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE,EMAIL. The Greater Moncton Caged Bird Club, 984 CHARTERSVILLE ROAD,  
    http://www.birdwatchersdigest.com/bird_club/canada/bird_club_new_brunswick.html

31. Bird Clubs - Birds At BellaOnline
    FEATURED LINK S. bird clubs. American Singers Club The National Organization forthe American Singer Canary. Budgerigar and Foreign Bird Society Toronto, Ontario.  
    http://bellaonline.com/subjects/1165.asp

32. Bird Munchies - WA Bird Clubs
    18 Band Street Lathlain, WA 6100 Phone (09) 361 3296. Broome Bird Observatory CrabCreek Road Broome, WA 6725 Phone (091) 93 5600. International Clubs welcome!  
    http://www.birdmunchies.com.au/associations/wa.htm

33. Bird Munchies - USA Bird Clubs
    bird clubs of the United States of America. Arizona Arizona Avian BreedersAssociation 5519 N. 37th Ave Phoenix, 85019 Ph (602) 973 8954.  
    http://www.birdmunchies.com.au/associations/usa.htm

34. Bird Clubs And Societies In Scotland
    bird clubs and Societies. Most bird clubs in Scotland are branches of the ScottishOrnithologists' Club, with their own programmes of events and activities.  
    http://www.birdsofbritain.co.uk/bird-clubs/scotland1.htm
    
    Extractions: The Monthly Web Magazine for Birdwatchers Publicise Your Club Events! We are happy to publicise on our news section, any special events your club is involved with - just email your details. Most bird clubs in Scotland are branches of the Scottish Ornithologists' Club , with their own programmes of events and activities. Rather than list the individual branches here, we recommend visiting the excellent SOC Website which has full details of the individual branches, including contact details and meetings,and much useful information on Scottish birdwatching.

35. Bird And Birdwatching Clubs In Britain And Ireland
    just email your details. Birdwatching Clubs. County by County Guideto Britains bird clubs and Societies. National Bodies (and those  
    http://www.birdsofbritain.co.uk/bird-clubs/
    
    Extractions: Please choose county Avon Bedfordshire Berkshire Buckinghamshire Cambridgeshire Cheshire Cleveland Cornwall Cumbria Derbyshire Devon Dorset Durham Essex Gloucestershire Hampshire Herefordshire Hertfordshire Isle of Wight Kent Lancashire Leicestershire Lincolnshire London Mersyside Norfolk Northamptonshire Northumberland Nottinghamshire Oxfordshire Shropshire Somerset Staffordshire Suffolk Surrey Sussex Tyne and Wear Warwickshire West Midlands Wiltshire Worcestershire Yorkshire Scotland - All Counties Wales - All Counties

36. ZuPreem | Bird Clubs
    ZuPreem supports bird clubs across the United States and applauds the workthey are doing to further education among bird owners and breeders.  
    http://www.zupreem.com/pages/birdclubs.html
    
    Extractions: ZuPreem supports bird clubs across the United States and applauds the work they are doing to further education among bird owners and breeders. For the hobbyist with just a few birds or the professional breeder with many birds, bird clubs play an important role in promoting responsible bird ownership.

37. The Bird-Net - Bird Clubs
    bird clubs. ALABAMA ALASKA ARIZONA Phoenix American Federation of Aviculture. Meets3rd Sunday, 4pm. POC Bonnie (804)6723058 Yorktown bird clubs of America.  
    http://www.bird-net.com/bird-clubs.html

38. MEETING: Bird Clubs Around Amarillo, TX?
    MEETING bird clubs Around Amarillo, TX? Hi Folks,. Are there any bird clubs aroundAmarillo, TX, or within a couple of hours of the TX Panhandle? TIA, Tim.  
    http://birdmart.com/classifieds/meetings/topic109/8.29.02.23.48.42.html
    
    Extractions: Bird Clubs Around Amarillo, TX? , 8/29/02, by Tim. Resource: Select Resource Club Meetings CHATBOARDS Parrot Chatboard Social Chatboard Breeder Chatboard Bird Care Chatboard Amazons Chatboard Conures Chatboard Cockatiels Chatboard Cockatoos Chatboard Greys Chatboard Macaws Chatboard Softbills Chatboard CLASSIFIED ADS For Sale Parrots Wanted Club Meetings Lost Parrots Found Parrots

39. Minnesota Companion Bird Association (MCBA) - Links To Other Bird Clubs
    Big Bird Search Organizations. bird clubs of America Alliance Clubs. Bird ClubWebring List Sites. Birds n Ways Exotic Bird Associations bird clubs.  
    http://www.mnbird.org/birdclublinks.htm
    
    Extractions: Bird Club Links Search for a Bird Club Near You American Federation of Aviculture: Member Clubs Big Bird Search: Organizations Bird Clubs of America: Alliance Clubs Bird Club Webring: List Sites ... NetPets: Bird Clubs and Societies International Bird Organizations African Love Bird Society Amazona Society Asiatic Parrot Association Eclectus Society ... World Parrot Trust USA National Bird Organizations African Parrot Society American Budgerigar Society American Cockatiel Society American Federation of Aviculture ... Contact Us

40. BIOSIS | Resource Guide | Birds - Ornithology, Birding & Bird Clubs
    Birds — Ornithology, birding bird clubs. general only; for sitesrelevant to particular birds, select from the list of bird orders  
    http://www.biosis.org.uk/zrdocs/zoolinfo/bird_bir.htm
    
    Extractions: Pull Down for Destinations BIOSIS Previews Zoological Record MethodsFinder Index to Organism Names Internet Resource Guide for Zoology User Support Search Sitemap Index Help with this Site Introduction About the Resource Guide Awards Latest Additions ... Search general only; for sites relevant to particular birds, select from the list of bird orders for ornithological societies see Bird organizations [A] [B] [C] ... 7th NTT-ME World Bird Count 2000 a worldwide birding event in cooperation with BirdLife International and Wild Bird Society of Japan ABA's Directory of Opportunities for Birders annual list of projects for birders in Canada and the United States (including Puerto Rico)

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