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October 1996 | 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 Singin' in the Grain By
Jerome Jackson The paradox of flashy colors and cryptic coloration, along with their signature songs, gives meadowlarks an advange in grassy fields and fencerows. |
Enticing Elixir By
Worth Matthewson In the Pacific Northwest, Band-tailed Pigeons flock to the local salt springs for a healthy dose of mineral water. |
A Touch of Class By
David Manry With its graceful profile, the elegant White Ibis is a stylish resident of the Atlantic and Gulf Shores. |
Treasures of the Subcontinent By
Jeremy Woodhouse A photo essay celebrating the avian splendor of southern Africa. |
Avian Ambassadors By
Roland Wauer Althouygh the field of worthy candidates was large, choosing one bird to represent each of our national parks was a naturally rewarding task. |
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Arthur Morris Like two birds in one, the Willet transforms itself from drab to dramatic with a flick of the wing. |
Departments From the Editor Letters to the Editor Birding Briefs Birder at Large Following the West Wind
- Pete Dunne Center Portrait Summer's End
- Tim Fitzharris Birding Hot Spots Holiday Beach
- Julie Craves Attracting Birds Egypt Valley Country Club
- Gordon J. VanWoerkom Bird Photography Texas Watehole
- Steve Bentsen Field Identification Chipping Sparrow
- Kenn Kaufman Rare Bird Report A Summary of Unusual Sightings
- Kenn Kaufman Those Amazing Birds Waste Management
- Eldon Greij Essay Red-tails Take Manhattan
- Deborah Allen Book Reviews The Best in Birding
From the Backyard News, Tips & Tales
- Gordon J. Woerkom Birds in Action Gallery Photographs Submitted by Readers Classifieds Contributors Double Take
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