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In our work for avian conservation and education, we work with, and support, many other agencies, groups, organizations, businesses, and individuals. Please visit these sites and support their conservation and education efforts.

There are literally thousands of birding websites on the Internet, and we can't possibly know of all of them, but here are a few of our favorite. If you would like your website to be considered for a link to this page, simply email us with your URL. You will be notified of acceptance and can then establish a reciprocal link to our site as well.

We work with numerous agencies and organizations around the country. Here are several that you might be able to work with as well. If you would like your website to be considered for a link to this page, simply email us with your URL. You will be notified of acceptance and can then establish a reciprocal link to our site as well.

There are literally thousands of websites on the Internet, and we can't possibly know of all of them. If you would like your website to be considered for a link to this page, simply email us with your URL. You will be notified of acceptance and can then establish a reciprocal link to our site as well.

A great place for you to become involved in citizen science is by attending or even volunteering for one of many HawkWatch sites around the country. Many of the ones mentioned here were listed in the July/August 2008 issue of WildBird magazine. If you would like your website to be considered for a link to this page, simply email us with your URL. You will be notified of acceptance and can then establish a reciprocal link to our site as well.

The links below will take you to conservation websites that we highly recommend. If you would like your website to be considered for a link to this page, simply email us with your URL. You will be notified of acceptance and can then establish a reciprocal link to our site as well.

Bill Thompson III, editors of Bird Watcher's Digest, Illustrated by Julie Zickefoose, Houghton Mifflin Company, paperback, 392 pages.

"As avid birders, Rosalynn and I know how difficult is it to identify birds. Bill, Julie, and the folks from Bird Watcher's Digest have helped solve this problem with Identify Yourself."

Not only will this book help you with some tough IDs such as soaring buteos, large crested terns, yellowlegs, and flycatchers, it will do it in a fun and very readable way. You'll also learn the "20 Rules of the Bird Identification Game" as well as detailed bird topography. The section on the Basics of Sparrow ID is itself worth the price of the book. Only $19.95.

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