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April 2000 | 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 Photo Essay: Many Happy Returns - Cover Story By
Diane Jolie Celebrate the beauty of migratory orioles, tanagers, and buntings, back from distant wintering grounds. |
Attracting Birds: Feathers in your Nest Box By
Cynthia Berger Backyard nest boxes offer hours of birdwatching enjoyment. With an easy-to-assemble box design, you can attract Tree Swallows, sure to fascinate you with their nesting behavior. |
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Roland Wauer Learn expert advice on birdwatching in America's national parks. Discover five class locations not to be missed. |
Outlandish Chat By
Julie Craves With its outrageous song and quirky behavior, the Yellow-breasted Chat is unique among wood-warblers. Meet the distinctive chat and learn about its habits. |
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Diane Jolie Discover key birding sites along Alabama's coast for spectacular view of migrant songbirds and resident favorites. |
Trogons to Tropicbirds By
Connie Toops Escape to the tropics as you explore Trinidad and Tobago, Caribbean islands with lush vegetation and breathtaking birds |
Departments From the Editor Fun on the road Contributors Authors and photographers Birding Briefs News, Events, People Ask Birder's World Questions from readers Getting Started The Scoop on Scopes From the Backyard Readers anecdotes Center Portrait Family Tree Birds on the Move Hawks moving north Gardening for Birds Colorful Columbines
- Pat Hayward Great Gear New products for birders Amazing Birds Mysterious Bird Brain
- Eldon Greij Cybird Recommended websites Field Identification Great Egret Calendar of Events March and April 2000 Classified Ads Buyers and Sellers Horsefeathers Mirror, mirror
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See great photos of birds, get birdwatching tips, learn about birding events, and more!
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