Bill of the Birds
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| Blog Name: | Bill of the Birds |
| Url: | http://billofthebirds.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Birding, birds, bird watching |
| Description: | Birds are my passion and profession. Bill of the Birds is a blog about my lifelong pursuit of this planet's avian inhabitants. |
| Popularity: | 68 Followers |
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Winner of Caption Contest #11!
Editor of Bird Watcher's Digest photographed hazing an intern, forcing her to provide himconstant shade while in the field.“NASA reports that the reflection off my head is contributing to global warming. I just see this
Editor of Bird Watcher's Digest photographed hazing an intern, forcing her to provide himconstant shade while in the field.“NASA reports that the reflection off my head is contributing to global warming. I just see this
Caption Contest #11
Here's one to ponder while you're in that tryptophan-induced nod...it's the Bill of the Birds Caption Contest #11!Send us your clever caption for this image, using the Comments window bel
Here's one to ponder while you're in that tryptophan-induced nod...it's the Bill of the Birds Caption Contest #11!Send us your clever caption for this image, using the Comments window bel
Bird Boxers
Birders need all kinds of gear for their activity. Photo © David Tipling.Bird watching has finally arrived as a viable market segment of society. Birders are consumers but it's only been in the past decad
Birders need all kinds of gear for their activity. Photo © David Tipling.Bird watching has finally arrived as a viable market segment of society. Birders are consumers but it's only been in the past decad
Traditional Welcome Ceremony
The birding tower at Indigo Hill as seen from the western side.When special guests come to our rural farm in southeastern Ohio, we welcome them in the traditional way of our people: we throw rotten pumpkins from the top of our tower. This is the primary re
The birding tower at Indigo Hill as seen from the western side.When special guests come to our rural farm in southeastern Ohio, we welcome them in the traditional way of our people: we throw rotten pumpkins from the top of our tower. This is the primary re
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