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This is my so called links page.
Created 11/2004
Up dated as of 10/18/05

Please, do not hold me responsible for the content of these links.
I have tried to research each one in the beginning.
If you find any porn, obscenities, or what you might call
distasteful items & or images please
E-mail me

Earle Robinson E-mail - birdfoto99@aol.com

Don't worry ole Earle I'll keep a eye on them thare web sites fer-ya.

A new web site to visit. Please click on this link to vist their web sight, birds and other things

http://www.birdscentral.net

Bird chat lines information

Coming to Arizona to bird watch, looking for that one lifer for your list?
birdfotos .com highly recommends the following guide service.

We are not affiliated with nor do we get any compensation for this recommendation.

http://www.melodysbirdingadventures.com

Now here's one you just have to vist

http://mirror-pole.com

Arizona Bird Field Data Resources

This site contains collected images, sound recordings, and explanatory text about Arizona birds. Most of the material has been gathered during work on the Arizona Breeding Bird Atlas project (ABBA) administered by Arizona Game and Fish. A collection is usually a sound recording or photograph, and some text, that explains the significance of the material presented. Sometimes both photos and sound recordings are included in the same collection. This copyrighted material may be freely distributed for non-commercial purposes so long as mirror-pole.com, and all the authors of the material, are credited with its production. Commercial users must check with us to verify that the material can be used by them before it is redistributed.

http://mirror-pole.com/wild_at_heart/intro/wah_intro_fs.html

http://www.nearfamous.com

The web site of world renowned Hummingbird and wild life photographer Charles Melton

If you would like to go directly to the Hummingbird work shop page click HERE

Nature Treks and Passages

For the past fifteen years we've specialized in unique adventure tours in the US, Mexico, and Belize. Our trips feature birding, hiking, natural history, and local cultural attractions. We limit our group size to no more than 12 guests for better wildlife sightings and for a positive impact on the environment we visit. We take utmost care to ensure your safety throughout our trips. Come join us on our Copper Canyon, Mexico Hiking Treks, Birding Trips to Copper Canyon, Belize Birding Trips, and Adventure Trips to Belize.

http://www.naturetreks.net/

ERIC WEIS

http://western-alliance.net/cabriloboy/

Currently employed as a field assistant in northern Arizona on a California Condor, Gymnogyps californianus, reintroduction project. Duties include: Monitoring and tracking the movements of condors using radio telemetry, GPS units, and four-wheel drive trucks. Taking detailed behavioral notes in the field and from blinds of both free-flying and captive condors. Caring of captive condors. Handling condors to collect blood samples for lead chelation, West Nile Virus inoculation, and to attach radio and/or GPS transmitters. Public education regarding the project and condors. Driving ATVs. Data entry. The job also involves camping above the Vermilion Cliffs and much independent work in often remote and rugged areas of Grand Canyon National Park, the Kaibab National Forest, and other areas of Northern Arizona and Southern Utah. The ultimate goal of this ongoing project is the establishment of self-sustaining wild populations of these birds in the southwestern United States and northern Baja California, Mexico.

If you have ever been to South Rim of the Grand Canyon you may have seen him, he's waving a small TV like antenna back and forth.
I ask him what he was doing the first time I met him, his answer was, "I'm looking for intelligent life forms" Well, I said, have you found any yet?
I'll let you ponder what his answer was.

Actually he was tracking or listening for a radio signal that the transmitters attached to the Condors wings sends out.
This is way the Peregrine Fund keeps track of where the Condors are.

Please visit his site you will find it quite interesting.

http://www.bsc-eoc.org/links/links.jsp

NEED TO FIND A LIST SERVE? http://birdingonthe.net/birdmail.html

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AZ/NM Birds - http://www.tucsonaudubon.org/birding/aznmlist.htm
Information on the e-mail group for birding in Arizona and New Mexico.

Arizona Bird Committee - http://mywebpages.comcast.net/ghrosenberg/ArizonaBirdCommittee.html
Gary Rosenberg's site with reports, the official state checklist, and photos of Arizona rarities.

Arizona Ecological Services Field Office - http://ifw2es.fws.gov/arizona/
USFWS site with conservation information for Mexican Spotted Owl and Southwestern Willow Flycatcher.

Arizona-New Mexico Birding List - http://birdingonthe.net/mailinglists/AZNM.html
Recent postings.

Arizona Bird Field Data Resources - http://www.mirror-pole.com
Images, sound recordings, and explanatory text of Arizona birds.

http://www.birchsidestudios.com/

Beatty's Miller Canyon Guest Ranch and Orchard - http://home.earthlink.net/~beattysguestranch/
Southeast Arizona birding hot spot.

Birding Southeast Arizona - http://portalproductions.com/bsa/
Photos and annotated list of the birds of Cave Creek Canyon and other spots in the Chiricahua Mountains.

Birding Southeast Arizona - http://portalproductions.com/bsa/
Photos and annotated list of the birds of Cave Creek Canyon and other spots in the Chiricahua Mountains.

Birding Break: Huachuca Mountains - http://www.virtualbirder.com/vbirder/onLoc/onLocDirs/BB_HUAC_01
Test your ID skills with this simulated trip to Miller, Garden, and Scheelite Canyons. Features Arizona specialties including hummingbirds, trogons, and flycatchers.

Chiricahua National Monument - http://gorp.away.com/gorp/resource/us_nm/az/bir_chir.htm
Overview of birding and bird habitats.

Falcons, Hawks, and Eagles of Northern Arizona - http://www.lakepowell.net/~gnealon/
Photographs of Northern Arizona raptors, map of Arizona biomes, and raptor conservation issues.

Check Ken Schneider's web page at _http://www.rosyfinch.com

Hummingbird Banding Research Program - http://www.birchsidestudios.com/birding/hummresearch/hummer1.html
Schedule and banding results for Miller Canyon, Madera Canyon, and Arivaca by George West.

MEX - BIRD: Discussion of birds in Mexico.
Subscription: listserv@list.audubon.org
Message: INFO MEX-BIRD

Mary Scott's Birding Arizona - http://www.birdingamerica.com/Arizona/
Travelogue of an Arizona birding trip.

National Wildlife Refuge Bird Checklists - http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/othrdata/chekbird/r2/4.htm
Seasonal checklists for 22 refuges in Arizona.

Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory - http://www.sabo.org/
Birds and birding in southeastern Arizona. Activities, news, birding tips, hummingbird watching, photo gallery and quiz, and research and educational projects.

Onroute - Birding in Southeastern Arizona - http://www.onroute.com/destinations/arizona/birding.html
Site guides to several prime birding areas in Southeast Arizona.

San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area - Birding - http://gorp.away.com/gorp/resource/us_blm/az/bir_sanp.htm
General overview from GORP.

Santa Rita Lodge - http://www.santaritalodge.com/
Birding hot spot in Madera Canyon. Photos and descriptions of hummingbirds and other birds and wildlife; bird checklist.

SouthWest Birders - http://www.southwestbirders.com/
Southwest Arizona birds and birding sites.

Stuart Healy, Bird Guide - http://www.aztrogon.com/
Southeast Arizona birds, site guides, birding journal, and field trips.

Tucson Bird Count - http://www.tucsonbirds.org/
A program for monitoring Tucson's birds and helping restore and maintain native bird communities in and around Tucson.

Verde Valley Birding & Nature Festival - http://www.birdyverde.org/
Annual event held in Cottonwood in April.

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