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Bird Clubs:     more books (100)

Birdwatching in the Philippines Vol2 by DOT and the Wild Bird Club of the Philippines, 2008 Australian honeyeaters, by Hugh R Officer, 1965 Extinct and Endangered Birds in the Collections of the Natural History Museum (British Ornithologists' Club Occasional Publications) by A.G. Knox, Michael P. Walters, 1994-04-01 Field checklist of Rhode Island birds (Bulletin / Rhode Island Ornithological Club) by Robert A Conway, 1979 National Home Gardening Club - The Bird Garden by Stephen W. Kress, 1995 Piano Bird (The Crime Club) by C.B. Greenfield, 1984-12-31 Bird Stories: A Collection of the Bird and Wildlife Stories Which First Appeared in Bird Stories Nos. 1, 2, and 3 Published by The Farmer Bird Club by William T. Cox, Dietrich Lange, 1932 A systematic list of the birds of California, (Cooper Ornithological Club. Pacific coast avifauna) by Joseph Grinnell, 1912 The birds of Cuba (Memoirs of the Nuttall ornithological club.no. VI) by Thomas Barbour, 1923-11-29 A Guide to North American Bird Clubs. First Edition - 1978. by Jon E. Rickert, 1978-01-01 Vermont Botranical and Bird Club, Joint Bulletin No. 23 by Arthur (ed) Gilman, 2002-01-01 WEST MIDLAND BIRD CLUB: ANNUAL REPORT NO.63 1996 by Unknown, 1000 Wild bird guests, how to entertain them: with chapters on the destruction of birds, their economic and aesthetic values, suggestions for dealing with their ... organization and management of bird clubs by Ernest Harold Baynes, 2010-08-29 A Guide to North American Bird Clubs

lists with details

21. Meeting Between Bird Clubs Of New Jersey And The Fish, Game And Wildlife Departm
    Meeting Between Bird Clubs of New Jersey and the Fish, Game and Wildlife Department of New Jersey  
    http://www.realmacaw.com/pages/meeting.html
    
    Extractions: Meeting Between Bird Clubs of New Jersey M T he Department has proposed that the Hobby permit for possession of exotic birds be changed and the yearly $20 fee be dropped. Instead, birds would receive a permit at the point of sale and a fee would be charged for each bird at the time of change of ownership. The amount of this fee is still to be determined. A T he Department suggested removal of the Patagonian Conure and The Ring-necked Parakeets from the list of birds whose possession is illegal in NJ as potentially dangerous species. Remaining on this list of birds whose possession is illegal in NJ is the Monk (or Quaker) Parakeet. A major point of discussion involved a proposal by the BC of NJ Regulatory Committee for the establishment of a Hobby Breeder Permit. The Department was open to this suggestion and a variety of proposals were discussed. It was agreed that a yearly permit fee substantially less than the current $100 fee was a goal. In addition, some mechanism for a per bird fee upon sale or change of ownership was also discussed. The details are still to be worked out, but the Department was clearly open to developing a permit structure that would be less expensive for the hobbyist who is breeding and selling a small number of birds per year. The distinction between a Hobby breeder and a pet shop/animal dealer also needs to be developed. T he Department responded to the suggestion by the Regulatory Committee to enlarge the list of species that are exempt from a permit by indicating that they were not able to entertain a change at this time, since the permit exempt list was specifically stated in the 1991 Wild Bird Act. A specific amendment to the Wild Bird Act could be proposed by the Department to expand the list, but is not planned at this time.

22. Harford Bird Club Home Page
    Birding club with events, guest speakers, field trips, online newsletter, descriptions of local common species, rare bird alerts, and checklist of all species ever recorded in Harford County.  
    http://www.harfordbirdclub.org/

23. Bird Clubs Of America : Alliance Clubs
    Alliance Clubs (as of May2005) Alliance Clubs must tell members in their newsletters they are an Alliance with us or by using our pages, give equal notice of our material  
    http://www.birdclubsofamerica.org/alliances.html

24. S. California Bird Clubs
    Southern California Bird Clubs  
    http://www.thewestvalleybirdsociety.com/S.html
    
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25. The Carolina Bird Club
    The bird club for North and South Carolina, with information on club meetings and projects, field trips, and excerpts from the newsletter.  
    http://www.carolinabirdclub.org/
    
    Extractions: Aiken, South Carolina Map Field Trips Registration Form Restore the navigation sidebar Birders at the Horse Creek WTP Birders at Lover's Lane, Augusta Aiken, SC Fall Meeting 2010 : Hot dry weather was about as far as possible from that of last winter's meeting, as CBC members enjoyed seeing 131 species . Thanks to Marion Clark for organizing yet another successful meeting. The Wings Over Water Wildlife Festival The Carolina Bird Club is a sponsor of Wings Over Water. Enjoy a pictorial report on the recent CBC Bonus Trip Winston-Salem, NC Spring Meeting 2010 : CBC members and guests enjoyed a weekend of great weather (for once!) and great birding in the Winston-Salem area, with a total of

26. Wisconsin Birds: Bird Clubs And Publications(WI)
    Wisconsin Birds provides articles, news and tips on feeding and enjoying backyard birds.  
    http://www.wisconsinbirds.com/clubs.php
    
    Extractions: Backyard Birds by State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Birding by State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Shop Birdzilla Specialty Stores The Bird Feeder Place Birdbaths Unlimited Hummingbird Pro Shop Birding Optics Sam's Guides Birdsong Identiflyer Birdzilla Broadcast Network Birdzilla Radio Birdzilla TV

27. Piedmont Bird Club
    Information about the Greensboro-area bird club, including meetings and programs, photo gallery, articles, projects, local bird-finding guide, and links.  
    http://www.piedmontbirdclub.org/
    
    Extractions: Photo by Dennis Burnette Holiday Dinner Reservations Due by November 29 Holy Trinity Episcopal Church texallennc@aol.com , for details on number and formatting. To join in the fun, please fill out the reservation form, which will be available at our November meeting and here (Click here) , and mail with your check payable to Piedmont Bird Club to: Piedmont Bird Club, P.O. Box 38833, Greensboro, NC, 27438-8833. New Photos!!! A number of people have been very busy with their cameras. Check out these new pictures! Species with an asterisk indicate this a photo of a species we did not have before. Many thanks to the photographers, both members and non-members, who contributed!

28. Bird Clubs | Bird Club & Birds
    GREG BIRD will decide today whether he is going to return to the NRL next year.  
    http://www.birdclubs.com.au/

29. National Show Calendar Database - Powered By BirdClubsUSA.com
    Website Design Hosting Since 1998! Breeder, Exhibitor and Sell Show Quality Birds  
    http://birdclubsusa.com/calendar.htm
    
    Extractions: July 31, 2010 - California - Northern California Pigeon Fanciers - World Famous 2nd Annual Lawn Show and BBQ at 8611 Carlisle St., Elk Grove CA 95828. All ages and breeds, rain or shine, open to all. Specialty Clubs and exhibitors welcome. Free admission and parking, great menu, cash prizes, trophies. huge for sale area, buy sell birds, win great raffle items. For directions, information, sale cage reservations, club applications, or entry forms, call Roger Miller, 530-403-9820, email forpigeon@mynvw.com

30. Tehachapi Mountains Birding Club
    An independent birding club located in southern Sierras of California. Includes information on club meetings, field trips, local bird species, photos, and birding book reviews.  
    http://www.tehachapibirdclub.com/

31. Texas Bird Clubs
    Information about Texas area bird clubs. Alamo Exhibition Bird Club . San Antonio, TX. Founded March 1971. President Stella Selby 210649-1828 sls001@sbcglobal.net  
    http://www.bignest.com/alamo.htm
    
    Extractions: Home About Bignest Pricing Availabile Birds ... Bird Links [ Bird Clubs ] Teal Our Angel Alamo Exhibition Bird Club San Antonio, TX Founded March 1971 President: Stella Selby 210-649-1828 sls001@sbcglobal.net Vice President: Donna Rich Secretary: Carol Garcia 210-381-4405 president@aebc.org Treasurer: Jan Cheney 830-931-3231 wcheney@texas.net For Information , questions , official business or newsletter

32. Bird Clubs By Location
    NonProfit Bird Clubs by Location. Just click on any underlined name to be brought directly to their clubs website or E-mail. Arizona. Glendale - Arizona Avian Breeders  
    http://smallbirdrescue.org/clubs.html
    
    Extractions: Non-Profit Bird Clubs by Location Just click on any underlined name to be brought directly to their clubs website or E-mail. Arizona Glendale - Arizona Avian Breeders' Association (A.A.B.A.) Mesa - Arizona Seed Crackers Society Avicultural Society of Tucson ILLINOIS Chicago - The Greater Chicago Bird Club New York Freeport - Long Island Parrot Society Liberty - The Catskill Exotic Bird Club Virginia Virginia Beach - Pet Bird Association Of Virginia (Attention Non - Profit Bird Clubs - Would you like to see your club listed here? Just email your link to birdmedic@gmail.com and we will be happy to add it to the listing. Feel free to add our link to your site as well. Back to Top

33. DuPage Birding Club
    Meetings, field trips, hotline, count results, and county bird checklist.  
    http://home.xnet.com/~ugeiser/Birds/BirdClub.html

34. Resources For Bird Clubs | Bird Club Information
    Good Bird Inc is also happy to provide articles and newsletters for your bird club. Fill out our form For more info for your bird club.  
    http://www.goodbirdinc.com/birdclubs.html

35. Pet Bird Clubs & Associations - PetStation
    AMAZONA SOCIETY (UK) Linehouses, Goldenhill Stock on Trent ST6 4QQ United Kingdom  
    http://www.petstation.com/birdclub.html

36. Brookline Bird Club
    Oldest and largest birding club in Massachusetts. Field trips, trip reports, photos, and guide to local hotspots.  
    http://www.massbird.org/bbc/

37. Bird Watcher's Digest: Opportunities For Bird Clubs
    Bird Watcher's Digest partners with bird clubs and organizations all across the Americas.  
    http://www.birdwatchersdigest.com/site/birdClubs/index.aspx
    
    Extractions: Home About Us Customer Service Subscribe The Web BWD Home : Bird Watcher's Digest: Opportunities for Bird Clubs About Resources Optics Photography / Digiscoping Birder's Bookshelf ... Fundraising Ideas PAGE OPTIONS: Forward to a Friend Print Bird Watcher's Digest partners with bird clubs all across the America's. We like to help birders get connected with local clubs and in turn, help club organizers better (and more easily) serve their members. How can we help your club? Use our Bird Club Finder to find a bird club near you. Go to Bird Club Finder >> Add your local bird club to our searchable database of bird clubs. Add your club >> For years BWD has partnered with bird clubs through our Exchange Program. We provide affiliate clubs free copies of our magazine in return for free copies of your bird club's newsletter. We use this as a way to share information and to keep things interesting. The Exchange allows eligible Bird Clubs to reprint our non-licensed bird information (such as Bill's Top Ten lists, a favorite among readers) and it keeps our editors informed of bird happenings across the country. To join, send an email to our web editor and ask about the Bird Club Exchange Program.

38. Beaufortscexoticbirdclub.com
    Dedicated to the education of our members and the community on the care of companion birds. This goal is accomplished through speakers at monthly meetings, outreach programs, and the sharing of information among members.  
    http://www.beaufortscexoticbirdclub.com/

39. ARK-LA-TEX CAGED BIRD CLUB, ARK-LA-TEX CAGED BIRD CLUB
    A non-profit organization serving northern Louisiana, southern Arkansas, and eastern Texas. Meetings, newsletter and bird fairs. Located in Shreveport.  
    http://www.acbc.net/

40. Central Jersey Bird Club - Cool Birds
    Mission and club information, their meetings and events. Serving the Somerset, Union and Middlesex counties.  
    http://www.birdsnways.com/clubs/cjbc/
    
    Extractions: The Central Jersey Bird Club has a long-standing and unwavering commitment to excellence in aviculture. Our primary goals are education and support for avian research and conservation. To gather information and share it with all who desire to promote the health and welfare of all avian species, particularly those that are kept or bred as pets and identified as endangered species. History

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