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June 1995 | 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 Friendly Competition By
Connie Toops Bluebirds and swallows become neighbors. |
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Barry Van Dusen A bird artist finds inspiration during spring migration on a tiny Maine coast island. |
Singing the Same Tune By
David Manry The importance of song learning in the complex social life of the Indigo Bunting. |
Where the Cranes Are By
Bert Raynes A photo essay of the majestic Sandhill Crane. |
Marsh Dancers By
Janet Boe An intimate look at the Eared Grebe's cozy lifestyle. |
Home is Where the Heartland is By
Mark Spreyer Raptors adjust to suburban life in the land of Lincoln. |
Departments From the Editor Letters to the Editor Birding Briefs Those Amazing Birds Taking a Dive
- Eldon Greij Center Portrait Nutcracker Sweet
- Donald M. Jones Birding Hot Spots White Memorial Foundation, Connecticut
- William K. Field Attracting Birds Backyards for Wrens
- Jerome A. Jackson Birds and Art Kent Ullberg: Wildlife Sculptor
- Curtis Badger Avian Exotica Field Identification Warbling Vireos
- Kenn Kaufman Essay The Return of Munch
- Cathleen Rineer-Garber, Jay Holcomb Rare Bird Report A Summary of Unusual Sightings
- Kenn Kaufman From the Backyard News, Tips & Tales
- Gordon J. Vanwoerkom Book Reviews The Best in Birding Gallery Photographs Submitted by Readers Classifieds Contributors Horsefeathers
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