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October 2005 | 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! |
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Pete Dunne How birds, the ocean, history, and the changing seasons combine to make New Jersey’s southern tip a favorite for birdwatchers. |
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Richard Crossley A local expert reveals the best places to find and photograph shorebirds in southern New Jersey. |
Night Moves By
Robert DeCandido What migrating birds look like from New York’s loftiest hotspot: the Empire State Building. |
 | Ralph's Talking Eggs By
Carrol Henderson What we can learn about birds and birdwatching from a century-old collection of eggs. |
The Secret Lives of Common Birds By
Marie Read Beautiful pictures from a world-class photographer in the right place at the right time. |
Habitat Habits By
Don Stokes, Lillian Stokes You can attract cardinals, chickadees, waxwings, and phoebes by creating the habitat they desire. |
Columns From the Editor Birding Briefs News about declining Red Knot numbers, the science of hummingbird flight, a longer life for singing sparrows, and more breakthroughs in bird 'thought' |
Birder at Large By Pete Dunne Those Amazing Birds By Eldon Greij Birds on the Move By Paul Kerlinger Female Eastern, Western, and Mountain Bluebirds. |
From Our Readers Your Letters Since You Asked By Julie Craves From Your Backyard Gallery Resources Bookshelf By Susan Hunt and Noah Strycker Reviews of John James Audubon: The Making of an American, The Big Year: A Tale of Man, Nature, and Fowl Obsession, and To See Every Bird on Earth |
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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