Birding Websites IBLE (Idaho Birders Linked Electronically) provides information on bird sightings throughout Idaho. To subscribe, send a blank message to Idaho Birders Idaho Bird net is a comprehensive online resource for birds and birding in Idaho. Birding on the network offers information on birding in all parts of the country. From the home page, go to "Regional/Specialty" under "Mailing Lists" to read current birding reports. All About Birds is a website sponsored by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and provides information on bird species and birding skills. New, November 2016, tip from a friend: Trip Buzz: The Ultimate Guide to Birdwatching. Great resources and information for trip planning. Thanks Phoebe! Other Birding Resources Books: Buteo Books: 2731 Arrington Rd., Arrington, VA 22922. Web link: Buteo Books. A great resource for serious birders and ornithologists. Check out the new listing, "The Black Swift in Idaho, and Biography of Earl J Larrison," By JW Weber, a local Idaho naturalist. Apps: Kea: Learn birds through play. A learning tool being developed to learn birds through games. Available from the App Store. They're hoping to make this a globally applicable birding tool. Downloadable files: International Migratory Bird Day Market Lake festivities May 19, 2016, flyer is below, "2017 IMBD flier.pdf." Come join the fun and have a burger. The file "IDIF.jpg" below is a screen shot of a Google Earth view of the Idaho Falls Christmas Count circle. The Texas Slough Swan Safe Power Line Project (pdf) contains links to additional information and how to to make a contribution. This is a way for you to make a big difference for these swans. Flier announcement for Birds, Bugles, and Brunch, (BBB2_Flier_2016) open house at Camas National Wildlife Refuge, Saturday, September 17, 2016. Open house, birding tours, hay rides, brunch. Come enjoy the early autumn, watch fore migrating birds, and listen for bugling elk. The Idaho Bird Inventory and Survey is a document produced by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game is a compendium of reports from field work on Idaho birds in 2014. The Inventory and Survey gives a good snapshot of the state of birds in Idaho and the level of commitment to conservation and management by a group of dedicated professionals. The Bird Identification Brochure was designed as an easy guide with color pictures of some of the more common birds at Camas National Wildlife Reffuge--great for birding with kids. The IF Birding Checklist is a compilation of birds seen around Idaho Falls, a must have for visitors. If you are a newbee, below is a copy of our Snake River Audubon monthly Newsletter "10-17 newsletter.pdf" for this month. For $10 we'll send it to you, and the dough would help us a lot. Information on how to join SRAS and/or NAS is on the back page of the Newsletter. Here is a link to the Beginner's Guide to Birdwatching by HomeAdvisor provided to us by a young birding enthusiast. This is an excellent resource, not just for beginners either! Click here to go to that website: Beginning Birding resources. "web SRAS logo.jpg" is a small size Snake River Audubon logo that may be downloaded for public distribution. A higher resolution copy is available on request by emailing snakeriveraudinfo@gmail.com . Specify resolution desired. |
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