A banding site at the south end of Lake Manitoba. Newsletters, mid-May birding festival, and count data.

Photographs of birds and mammals in Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia.

Extensive list with codes for observed status and the ease of finding the bird.

Offers tour packages as well as daily guide services. Includes photos and bird list.

Small establishment catering to birders. Birding tours, conservation activities, 325 species.

Birdwatching information for Argyll and the islands. Details include species list, photographs, accommodation, latest reports and birding locations.

Includes information about birdwatching sites, newsletters and archived articles, latest sightings, statistics, and photos of birds and of the estuary.

Birding club for enthusiasts. Includes membership details and events.

Presents a theory on the evolution of birds and dinosaurs, describing certain Cretaceous theropods as secondary flightless descendants of Archaeopteryx.

Featuring recent county bird sightings, articles, conservation news and club information

A blog recording wild bird sightings in Calderdale

Summary of birding with resources, search facility, feedback, contact details and links.

Over 50 birds of prey with regular flying displays, ornamental pheasants and 3 fishing lakes. Visitor information includes option to have a full day as an assistant.

Founded 1928, there is a bird hospital as well as a sanctuary. The site is open daily to visitors and admission is free.

Records of the many birds that can be found on the Nothe

An opportunity to meet, see and hear owls and birds of prey (falcons, hawks, buzzards, vultures) from around the world and learn about the ancient sport of falconry.

The birds, falconry, The Raptor Trust, upcoming events, photo days, internet club, gift catalogue and links. Suffolk.

Falconry as practiced in the UK. The birds, Code of Conduct, the law, seasons, FAQ and how to start. From the Countryside Alliance.

Ornithologists investigating the dramatic collapse in UK woodland bird populations are finding the prime suspect to be deer, which therefore must be culled.

Scott Bird's Australian ancestral research. Also covers Sterling and Bradfield families and has historical information on Edinburgh.