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I
go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses
put in tune once more." - John Burroughs.
Bird Sites
| Frog Sites | Butterfly
Sites | Other Naturalists' Sites
Bird
Sites
Canadian
Bird Trends Database-The Canadian Bird Trends Database is
a retrieval system that provides the user with information on
Canadian bird species including: population trends, range distribution,
and national conservation designations.
The
Bird Watchers Homepage-Contains the journals- Bird Watcher's
Digest, Backyard Bird News, The Skimmer.
Bird
Images Gallery-Hundreds of Bird Images usually with copyright.
Introduction
to the Aves-Learn about the bird's fossil record, life history
and ecology, systematics and morphology.
Obsolete
English Names of North American Birds and Their Modern Equivalents.
THE
NIAGARA PENINSULA HAWKWATCH -This years raptor migration
statistics and for the last 25 years. Hamilton Field Naturalists
Club.
Bird
Studies Canada-Contains the Baillie Birdathon and Breeding
Bird Atlas Study.
Woodstock/Tavistock/Stratford
Sightings in Nature
Frog
Sites
FrogWeb-
Focus is on Amphibian Declines and Deformities. Frogs and toads.
Butterfly
Sites
The
Butterfly WebSite- information on butterfly gardening, farming,
ecology and education.
Butterflies
Of North America-USGS will be doing Canada as well. Photo
Thumbnails, Distribution Maps and checklists.
Other
Naturalists Sites
Federation
of Alberta Naturalists - Links to each Provincial Federation.
Federation
of Ontario Naturalists - Nature Reserves, Ontario Nature
Trust Alliance, conservation plans for 20 Important Bird Areas
across the province, protecting and restoring southern Ontario’s
original woodlands , links to other nature groups.
The
Ontario Field Ornithologists - Includes the The Official
Ontario Bird Checklist. Checklist of Ontario Recognizable Bird
Forms Plumage, Molt and Age Terminology. Ontario Bird Protection
Laws. Links to Ontario Clubs and Organizations.
Canadian
Wildlife Service's WILDSPACE Website. This expanding site
currently features pictures, calls, life history information,
etc. for most Canadian breeding bird species.
The
Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club with a link to The Canadian
Field-Naturalist.
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