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June 1997 | 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 Sky Sweeper By
Jerome Jackson The acrobatic Chimney Swift gleans insects from suburbia's summer skies and shakes the soot loose from chimney walls. |
Deep Woods Serenade By
Richie Swanson The Wood Thrush's tranquil melody, a signature of an undisturbed woodland, has been getting less and less air time as our forests disappear. |
Sudden Impact By
Gordon Van Woerkom, Tom Ulrich The Osprey's dramatic angling techniques require superb skydiving skills and a formidable set of fish hooks. |
Dance Fever By
Sam Fried It's showtime on the prairie as America's lek birds strut their stuff. |
Bird of Fire By
Steve Harryman, Char Harryman Survival of the endangered Kirtland's Warbler depends on fire, jack pine habitat, and intensive human intervention. |
Departments From the Editor Letters to the Editor Birding Briefs Birder at Large The Saints of May
- Pete Dunne Center Portrait Everything You've Got
- Ole Westby Birding Hot Spots Pennsylvania's Skytop Resort
- John Serrao Attracting Birds Creating a Bird Environment
- Mary Louise Boldan Bird Photography Tui De Roy's Wild Places
- Connie Toops Essay Field Identification Least Flycatcher
- Kenn Kaufman Rare Bird Report A Summary of Unusual Sightings
- Kenn Kaufman Getting Started Silhouettes
- Eldon Greij Those Amazing Birds All Hail the Emperor
- Eldon Greij Book Reviews The Best in Birding Birds in Action From the Backyard News, Tips & Tales
- Gordon J. VanWoerkom Gallery Photographs Submitted by Readers Classifieds Contributors Horsefeathers
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