Birding - Birding Species

Tourists and Condors Keep a Safe Distance - Birding in Peru among many other tourists and not one real birder.
The Warblers Are Back! - Come spring, these tiny birds return to the north. They are colorful but elusive. Learn how to tell one species from another.
Watching Birds - Robert Winkler celebrates the life of our feathered friends.
Birding by Ear - Identifying our feathered friends by the sounds they make.
Birds of Prey
Hawkwatch! - On the lookout for raptors as they speed towards the southland.
Congress of Eagles - Where you can see not just one, but many, of these majesticbirds.
Return of the Eagle - Promising efforts to save the U.S. national symbol.
Birds of Prey - Some general information
The Peregrine Fund and the World Center for Birds of Prey
The Eagle Page links to eagle related sources
Nesting Peregrines in Calgary - University of Calgary Peregrine Page
Chicago Peregrine release and restoration project
The Raptor Center - An international medical facility for birds of prey
Southeastern Raptor Rehabilitation Center - A good site maintained by the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine
The Owl's Nest - Images, info, and trivia - what more could you want!
Bluebirds
North American Bluebird Society - A non-profit organization determined to increase the populations of the three species of bluebirds on the North American continent.
North Carolina Bluebird Society - Dedicated to ensuring the future of the Eastern Bluebird and other cavity-nesting birds native to North Carolina.
The Bluebird Box with Bluebird faq
Eastern Bluebird - A good site by the Conservation committee in Quebec in French and in English
Phil's Bluebird Page - information about the Bluebird Recovery Program (BBRP) and links to other birding sites.
Ducks & Geese
The Harlequins of Sachuest - When the harlequin ducks arrive to cavort in Rhode Island's winter surf, the birders soon follow.
The Harlequin Duck - habitat, breeding, species distribution and lots of other interesting information on this beautiful duck!
South-Carolina Ducks Unlimited - A great site with more than enough info. Use the frames version if you can!
GooseRef Data Base - WWW-based online search engine for database of scientific literature concerning biology of geese.
Hummingbirds
Hummingbirds - A great source for hummingbird info.
The Hummingbird Web Site - Good information and pictures. Be sure to see the rare & unusual section.
The Hummingbird Watchers Club - A general info site with two good FAQ lists.
Hummingbirds - Thumbnail sketches and photos of America's 17 Hummingbird species with links for more information.
Hummingbird Society - nonprofit corporation whose purpose is to encourage international understanding and conservation of hummingbirds. Publishes the"The Hummingbird Connection" (quarterly). Site includes a Hummingbird FAQ and photos.
Parrots
Parrot Society of Australia - Dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of information on the breeding, care and conservation of all parrot species.
World Parrot Trust: Canada - Branch office of The World Parrot Trust in the United Kingdom.
World Parrot Trust: USA - Branch office of The World Parrot Trust in the United Kingdom.
Parrots - A slow site, but the information is good.
Kakapo - the world's rarest and strangest parrot.
Penguin
Penguin page - good looking site with good info.
Adelie penguins - Solid info,check this out
Penguins, Penguins, Penguins - Good site, in depth info. This site is in the U.K. and can be a little slow.
Miscellaneous
The Turkey Vulture Society - A non-profit corporation for the scientific study of the Turkey Vulture, with published papers, reports, news items, and other information related to the vulture.
International Crane Foundation - All Cranes, all the time! If you need information on cranes this is your best bet!
Mute Swan - A well known bird in the British Isles that is one of 7 species of swan worldwide
The Zebra Finch page - This site is run from Dr Richard Zann's laboratory in the School of Zoology at La Trobe University, Australia.
The Shorebird Watcher - Very nice site with great info. Thanks to Dick & Jean Hoffman for maintaining this site/
The Hyde Park Parakeets includes information on a large colony of feral monk parakeets (Myiopsitta monachus) living in Hyde Park, a neighborhood on the South Side of Chicago.
Ouvea parakeet - The Ouvea parakeet is endemic to New Caledonia. Site includes tons of information on the species.