Ring-necked Pheasant
A large long-tailed bird most often seen walking on the ground, the ring-necked pheasant is not as shy as other […]
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Choosing a Birding Festival: Tips for Joining the Flock
Saturday afternoon, late January, 2010. Titusville, Florida. I’m standing on the tradeshow floor at the Space Coast Birding and Wildlife
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Planning the Ultimate Birding Trip
Whoever coined the phrase “anticipation is half the fun” must have been planning a birding trip. With a map of
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Birding America’s Rails-to-Trails
Imagine following a gently sloping pathway beside a rushing stream on a sunny spring morning. You’re ambling along a forested
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The Charles Kuralt Trail
Following a Nature Lover: Birding the Charles Kuralt Trail On the Road with Charles Kuralt was a familiar television program
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Budget Birding in Panama
Far Afield: Panama “I wish I had a tape recorder,” my husband remarked as we climbed the spiral walkway of
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Birding Trails
Great Florida Birding Trail In 2001, one segment of the proposed four-part Great Florida Birding Trail had been completed: the
Birding Trails: A Brief History
North America’s New Birding Trails Adapted from an article by MEL WHITE BWD’s first article on birding trails in September
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How to Choose a Birding Tour
Tips on Choosing a Birding Tour With all the choices out there, finding the right tour company to meet your
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Guyana: Journey to the Lungs of the Earth
It is a dreadful task to try to condense more than 25,000 words of my writings on Guyana into a
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North America’s New Birding Trails
New birding and wildlife-watching trails have sprung up like wildflowers along the major flyways of North America. The trails are
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Top Texas Birding Spots
Sam Houston National Forest Here is the state’s largest concentration of red-cockaded woodpeckers (156 breeding clusters). Brown-headed nuthatches and Bachman’s
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