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the World
These pages hold photos of bird specialities from each specific location. These photos are COPYRIGHTED. Please contact the photographers to use any of these photos. 
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site is constantly being updated. Please hit RELOAD on your browser each
time you revisit a page, or check below:
          
A Typical Page Contains links to birding hotspots, a country checklist and maps, information on endemic and endangered birds, links to rare bird information and local events and festivals, and information on tours/guides and accommodations. Information on print resources and climate will be added soon. |
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change, as new URLs are reported from around the world. This site is becoming
mostly self-sustaining as traffic increases and more people become aware
of the site. Opening my e-mail has become a real adventure! I never know
what I will find - a photographer volunteering some new photos from a recent
trip, a new site guide or trip report, corrections and improvements for
the speciality bird information for a particular country, a new or changed
URL, a suggestion for the addition of another category of information,
or even a checklist forwarded for me to mount that does not exist anywhere
else on the web. All contributions are very welcome. And a huge THANK
YOU to all those who have contacted me with changes, additions and
suggestions! Your constructive criticism, help and assistance is invaluable
in making this site increasingly accurate and helpful to travelling birders.
Pictures of the speciality birds of each country/state/province are being added as copyright approval is obtained. Clicking on a picture of a bird may provide additional information about that bird. The Sampler of the World's Birds has new birds being added frequently. Check back if you're looking for a specific bird! This site was mostly built
on, and configured for, Netscape Communicator 4.7 using a 800 x 600 display.
If you have any difficulties viewing this site with your browser, please
let
me know, telling me what browser you're using, and I'll see what I
can do to correct the situation. If you are interested in how and
why this site was created, click here.
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