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» Site title: Bird Forum
» Site description: Forums for discussion of birds, birding, and bird photography worldwide. Includes photo gallery and trip reports.
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» Site title: Bird Links to the World
» Site description: Collection of links related to birds, birding, and birders, divided by geographic location.
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» Site title: BirdChat Quiz
» Site description: Stephane Moniotte's site with quiz birds, results of past quizzes, and photographs.
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» Site title: The Birding Home
» Site description: Logs of birders' observations from around the world.
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» Site title: Birding on the Net
» Site description: Recent messages of birding e-mail groups, rare bird alerts, artwork, checklists, news, and links.
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» Site title: Birding Site Guide
» Site description: Descriptions and bird lists for birding sites worldwide.
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» Site title: Birding the World
» Site description: Don Roberson's detailed guide to birding in each of the world's biogeographic regions.
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» Site title: Birding.com
» Site description: Photos, songs, birding hot spots, checklists, links, and advice for new and backyard birders.
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» Site title: BirdingPal
» Site description: Worldwide list of contacts, grouped by location, who are willing to help travelling birdwatchers.
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» Site title: Birds I Saw
» Site description: Bird photographs from around the world. Allows users to assemble their own books for birds, with output in pdf or html.
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» Site title: BirdSite
» Site description: A community-based website for sharing bird images and sounds from around the world.
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» Site title: Fat Birder
» Site description: News, worldwide birding links, and reviews.
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» Site title: GORP - Birding
» Site description: Articles, guides to sites throughout the world, species information, resources, and links of interest to birders.
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» Site title: International Migratory Bird Day
» Site description: Annual event held the second Saturday in May. Brief information about the event and online store.
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» Site title: Ocean Wanderers
» Site description: Seabird news, pelagic birding around the world, annotated lists of seabirds and marine mammals, photo gallery, photo quiz, list of identification articles, and links.
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» Site title: Ornifolks
» Site description: Network of US birders who share trip expenses to bird distant places as economically as possible. Newsletter and trip reports from around the world.
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» Site title: Surfbirder
» Site description: A search engine for birds and birding.
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» Site title: Surfbirds
» Site description: World birding news, identification and bird finding articles, photographs, sketches, and trip reports.
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» Site title: thebirdinsight.com
» Site description: Forum for keen birdwatchers and bird conservationists from around the world.
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» Site title: Where Do You Want to Go Birding Today?
» Site description: Information about birds and birding worldwide. Endemic and specialty bird information for many countries; photographs and links to checklists and other resources.
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» Site title: WorldTwitch
» Site description: Guide to finding rare birds around the world.
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