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Patuxent Bird Identification InfoCenter
Cornell Lab of Ornithology home page
The Best of
Bluebird-L - A searchable archive of Cornell's Bluebird-L listserv.
Invaluable for getting specific questions answered using the search feature. The Birdhouse Network -
a birdhouse monitoring project from Cornell. Join and enter your
monitoring data here. North American Bluebird
Society - promoting the recovery of Bluebirds and other native cavity
nesting species Sialis - all the
bluebirding information that can be gathered is gathered here in one
website. Specializes in monitoring tips and resources. The Bluebird Box - Audubon
Society of Omaha Bluebird
Society of Pennsylvania Louisiana Bayou
Bluebird Society Massachusetts Bluebird Association New York State Bluebird Society Debi Klein's "The Backyard Naturalist" - Bird Feeding Supplies, Nature Books & Gifts.
17910 Georgia Ave. Olney MD 20832 - (301)924-0024
Linda Janilla Peterson's Suet Recipe that is good
for feeding Bluebirds during winter months. On the Audubon Society of Omaha web site. eBird - a joint project between
Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Audubon where you can record and access
birding observations. You can also record life lists here. The Maryland Ornithological Society
- a non-profit statewide organization of people who are interested in birds
and nature. Arlene Ripley's Nestbox - a website
celebrating nature Robin's Bumblebee Blog -
A site on gardens. Also included are two Papillons (dog breed), one cat, four
chickens and a fish.
Fawzi Emad's
Bluebirds - A site detailing Fawzi's bluebird nestboxes, bluebird
equipment and bluebird photos. John C's Bluebird
Population Recovery site - focusing on the population recovery of
Bluebirds and other native cavity nesters Accokeek Foundation - established
to preserve the land across the Potomac from Mount Vernon. Practices and
teaches land stewardship and sustainable use of natural resources.
Their Bluebird trail has been in operation for 15 years fledging hundreds of
bluebirds.
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