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June 1998 | 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 The Marvel of Migration By
Terry Rich The return of many of our favorite songbirds is a much-anticipated event. Where do they come from, and what does the future hold for these intrepid travelers? |
Down But Not Out By
Richie Swanson Steadily declining in nubers, the Cerulean Warbler embodies the plight of migrant species that depend on large forest tracts for survival. |
Backyard Sanctuary By
Connie Toops How we transformed our property into a haven for birds and other wildlife. |
There's a Wren in my Pants! By
Gordon Van Woerkom A photo essay of peculiar nest sites. |
Ol' Flinthead By
Brian Kenney The Endangered Wood Stork ignites a passion in birders to protect Florida wetlands. |
Blue Jewels By
Gordon Van Woerkom Visits by Indigo Buntings have surprised many backyard birdwatchers. |
Departments From the Editor Birder at Large Season Vaulting Exercise
- Pete Dunne Birding Briefs From the Backyard News, Tips & Tales
- Gordon J. VanWoerkom Center Portrait Standing Guard
- John Shaw Birding Hot Spots Big Sur, California
- Craig Hohenberger
- Jeff N. Davis Where to Bird Enjoying Spring Migration
- Paul Lehman Attracting Birds Enticing Orioles to Your Backyard
- Gordon J. VanWoerkom Bird Photography Simplifying Backgrounds
- Darrell Gulin Field Identification Solitary Sandpiper
- Kenn Kaufman Those Amazing Birds Good Grooming
- Eldon Greij Viewpoint A Taste for Shade-grown Coffee
- Scott Shalaway Rare Bird Report A Summary of Unusual Sightings
- Kenn Kaufman Gardening for Birds Choosing Dogwoods
- Carrol L. Henderson Gallery Photographs Submitted by Readers Classifieds Contributors Horsefeathers
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