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October 2004 | Beautiful, bi-monthly BirdWatching magazine (formerly Birder's World) appeals to every bird enthusiast — from backyard birdwatcher to serious birder. Subscribers receive helpful hints for attracting and feeding birds, handy identification tips, photography pointers, info about where to find birds, superb color photography, and much more! |
Features By
Carrol Henderson Why Costa Rica is the place to go for a trip of a lifetime, and why you'll wonder what took you so long to get there. |
Quetzal Quest By
Pat Anderson How a birdwatcher in Panama searched for and found the only bird that was resplendent enough for a hero-god. |
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Ken Schneider Where to go, and when to go, to see all three species of rosy-finch in New Mexico this winter. |
A New Map By
Terry Rich There’s a bird worth watching in almost every corner of the United States, as a groundbreaking new digital map reveals. |
Columns From the Editor Finding great birds doesn't have to be hard. By
Chuck Hagner |
Birding Briefs Hawaiian honeycreepers make a surprising move, drought hits an endangered bird hard, Barn Swallows learn how to open doors, a good year for Whooping Cranes, and more news about birds. |
Birder at Large  | By
Pete Dunne |
Up Close and Personal  | By
George H. Harrison |
Those Amazing Birds  | What makes birds powerful and light enough to soar. By
Eldon Greij |
Birds on the Move  | Marvels and mysteries of terns’ long-distance migration. By
Paul Kerlinger |
ID Tips How to tell apart Cliff and Cave Swallows. By
Kenn Kaufman |
Gardening for Birds Why a colorful, bird-friendly oak tree belongs in your yard. By
Connie Toops |
Bookshelf Reviews of Birding on Borrowed Time, Mr. Picky and Me, and The Music of Wild Birds By
Susan Hunt |
From Our Readers Your Letters Since You Asked From the Backyard Gallery Resources Festivals and Events Classifieds Caught in the Act
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See great photos of birds, get birdwatching tips, learn about birding events, and more!
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