Birding Links to Other Sites

• Canopy Lodge in El Valle Panama. Decent accomodations and excellent guides to help you find and identify the many birds that live in this very lush volcanic crater.
• La Sevla Jungle Lodge in Ecuador where I saw many rainforest birds.
• Pribilof Island Tours the place I went to see auklets, puffins, kittiwakes and murres. Excellent guides, and good accomodations.
• Where do you want to go birding today contains listings for just about every birders favorite birding sites.

• A Sampler of the World's Birds
• "Antpitta" Nick Athanas's neotropic bird photos.
• Gary Feldman's Birds of the Galapagos.
• FotoSearch searchable catalogue that includes many birds.
• Greg Lasley's photos from the western hemisphere (Arctic to Antarctic) and some Southern Africa.
• David Lingard's photos of European and American birds.
• Don Roberson's annotated summary of bird families with some illustrative photos.
• Gerry Dewaghe's bird photos from the western hemisphere.
• Laura Erickson's bird photos.
• Jose Carlos Garcia's bird photos from Panama.
• The Otterside photos from North America and Japan.
• Peter Wallack's birds of Sanibel.
• Peter Weber's photos from the ABA area.

• xeno-canto bird songs from the Americas (and starting on Africa)

• Aquatic Birds of Canada has species descriptions, range maps, evolution and other scientific information in a very accessable format, along with links and bird games.
• Bird Identification The Breeding Bird Survey site has many photos of birds, a bird quiz, and excellent range maps. (Watch for my photos - over 120 are there now)
• Infonatura animals and ecosystems of Latin America has some superb range maps for birds.

• Slug Site learn all about "nudist snails", and see some great underwater photography.

• Stuart Healy guides in the birding paradise of south-east Arizona (plus neighboring states).
• South-East New Mexico Audubon Society has local bird list and birding sites.

• Minnesota Ornitholgists Union Good for information on Minnesota birding.

• Zoonomen Current scientific names of the Birds of the World plus the person and publication first describing the species.
• Patuxent's Bird Banding Laboratory Learn about why and how people band birds, and what do to if you find a banded bird.

• Peterson Online Birds Bird zine.
• Thayer Birding Software also has checklists and a good links page.
• Virtual Birder entertaining web field trips where you have to id the birds you see.

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Last updated August 06, 2011 by Marcus G. Martin