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10/15/06 MD, CD Records Committee News. 10/8/06 Birding the Mall. 10/4/06 Piping Plover PSA. 10/2/06 Sad Story from Korea. Manaia, the National Zoo Kiwi. Brian Walton, coordinator of the Santa Cruz Predatory Bird Research Group. Pete Lund on American Crows. Kathy Brader, Senior Bird Keeper, Smithsonian National Zoo. Norm Saunders, founder of The Osprey's Nest. John from A DC Birding Blog. Thursday, September 14, 2006. Birder Profile: John from A DC Birding Blog. As the author of A DC Birding Blog. View m...
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10/15/06 MD, CD Records Committee News. 10/8/06 Birding the Mall. 10/4/06 Piping Plover PSA. 10/2/06 Sad Story from Korea. Manaia, the National Zoo Kiwi. Brian Walton, coordinator of the Santa Cruz Predatory Bird Research Group. Pete Lund on American Crows. Kathy Brader, Senior Bird Keeper, Smithsonian National Zoo. Norm Saunders, founder of The Osprey's Nest. John from A DC Birding Blog. Monday, September 18, 2006. Interview with Peter Lund. BDC: How did you react to these birds playfully diving you?
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10/15/06 MD, CD Records Committee News. 10/8/06 Birding the Mall. 10/4/06 Piping Plover PSA. 10/2/06 Sad Story from Korea. Manaia, the National Zoo Kiwi. Brian Walton, coordinator of the Santa Cruz Predatory Bird Research Group. Pete Lund on American Crows. Kathy Brader, Senior Bird Keeper, Smithsonian National Zoo. Norm Saunders, founder of The Osprey's Nest. John from A DC Birding Blog. Thursday, April 27, 2006. Interview with Kathy Brader of the National Zoo. Kathy Brader: Wow start with a big one!
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DC AUDUBON SOCIETY: October 2005
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A Site For Capital Birders To Flock To. Tuesday, October 25, 2005. With widespread interest in avian influenza or “bird flu”, Audubon is providing the following information and links as a resource for those who may be concerned about avian influenza, as well as about how birds are involved. Also included are some general precautions for protecting both human and bird health. Background on Avian Flu. The Current Strain of Avian Influenza: H5N1. Do Wild Birds Transmit H5N1 to People? Leading experts includ...
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DC AUDUBON SOCIETY: December 2005
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A Site For Capital Birders To Flock To. Tuesday, December 20, 2005. DC Audubon Christmas Bird Count. Thank you to all of the volunteers who gave up their day or weekend to participate in the many Audubon Christmas Bird counts. I hope it was enjoyable and everyone stayed warm. We had some exciting results in the Rock Creek Park sector of the count this year. In all previous count years the record species total was 47. This year we had a 53 species! Good birding and good luck with the rest of the counts!
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DC AUDUBON SOCIETY: Katrina Updates
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A Site For Capital Birders To Flock To. Monday, August 28, 2006. Now that we have arrived at the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina's landfall on the Gulf Coast, newspaper articles are considering the lingering damage done by the storm. Many refuges along the coast were hard-hit and are struggling to recover. The refuges damaged along the coast are important for both breeding and migratory birds. Twelve Important Bird Areas. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Field Trip ...
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DC AUDUBON SOCIETY: New Species: Bugun Liocichla
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A Site For Capital Birders To Flock To. Tuesday, September 12, 2006. New Species: Bugun Liocichla. A beautiful new species. Has been discovered in India. The new species is a liocichla, related to babblers. An astronomer first saw the species in 1995 but could not identify it with existing field guides. He did not see it again for another decade. A colleague suggested that it was an Emei Shan Liocichla (. After the local Bugun tribe that owns the forest where most sightings were made. A Swift Night Out.
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DC AUDUBON SOCIETY: A Swift Night Out
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A Site For Capital Birders To Flock To. Thursday, September 07, 2006. A Swift Night Out. If you know the location of a chimney swift. Roost, consider participating in A Swift Night Out. This project was begun to increase public awareness of chimney swifts and to support their conservation. There are two weekend counts this summer, one in August (already passed) and one this weekend. Here are the directions:. Please include the following information:. Number of swifts counted. Time (and time zone). Chimne...
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DC AUDUBON SOCIETY: June 2006
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A Site For Capital Birders To Flock To. Friday, June 30, 2006. Has a series of events in July that may interest Audubon members. Picnic on the Potomac. Saturday,July 8, 4 - 8 pm, Caderock Pavillion, Carderock, Md. Come andcelebrate with the Potomac Conservancy at our seventh annual memberpicnic and potluck. Food, games, nature and fun! This PotomacConservancy event is suitable for children. Free. (301) 608 - 1188,x208. Voices of the River: Fiddlin’ On the Porch. Potomac Heritage Trail Repair Workshop.
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DC AUDUBON SOCIETY: January 2006
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A Site For Capital Birders To Flock To. Thursday, January 19, 2006. Great Backyard Bird Count. The Christmas Bird Count season may be over, but there is still plenty of time for birdwatchers to participate in citizen science projects this winter. Coming up on February 17-20, 2006, is the ninth annual Great Backyard Bird Count. A joint project of the National Audubon Society and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Like the Christmas Bird Count and other citizen science projects, the Great Backyard Count provi...
