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Birding-Related - Morro Bay
Fun Family Activity-Attracting Hummingbirds
[new]
A Massive Guide To Birdwatching: Find Out All About Birding Like a Pro!
Build Your Own Birdhouse for Your Backyard Birding Hobby
Flowers and Plants to Attract Birds and other Wildlife
Creating a Wildlife Habitat in Your Backyard
https://www.angieslist.com/articles/creating-wildlife-habitat-your-backyard.htm
Identify birds through their feathers Identify Birds through their feathers
Docent Joyce Cory's "Birding the Central Coast "Blog - a refreshing current chronicle of local birding wonders - highly recommended - contains narrated videos and still photos.
A Guide to Finding Local Birds
Program and registration information for the 2006 (and future years) Morro Bay Winter
Bird Festival, Jan. 13-16, 2006, in Morro Bay, CA, is at the all new
morrobaybirdfestival.org site
- (Historical archives related to the Annual
Morro Bay
Winter
Bird Festival (2003 -present))
- (Historical archives related to the Morro Bay
Bird Fest
2003 working directory (maps))
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BirdFest.org is
an alternative front door to the Morro Bay Winter Bird Festival and
related resources
Morro
Coast Audubon has a new site at
http://morrocoastaudubon.org/ (it was http://www.gliderpilots.org/audubon/)
http://morrostrand.com
Common Birds of Morro
Strand State Beach
Local Nature Photos including
Many Local Birds are at
morro-bay.com/digitalchocolate
Snowy Plover Blog 6-9-03
Snowy Plover nest discovered 2000' inland in Cloisters (Morro Bay, CA) 6-22-03 Plover Family decides
to move to the beach!
6-24-03 Two chicks seen on the beach (Teresa Larson reports)
"Plovers nest in
Cloisters' peace"
http://www.sanluisobispo.com/mld/sanluisobispo/6235017.htm
http://westernsnowyplover.org/ --
A resource site
devoted to the recovery of the Western Snowy Plover
Freeman
Hall's Montaņa de Oro Raptor Identification Tips (now with photos)
Mike Stiles'
San
Luis Obispo County Birds
Wild Birds Unlimited (San
Luis Obispo)
Links
to Birding Links (good)
SIALIA.COM The CA Birding Lists Digest (Covers
Northern
and Southern Califirnia)
Peregrine Falcon Watching
- SLO
County Birding Yahoo! Group
<= must join if doing local
birding
- CALBIRD
California Birding List
-
La Purisima
Audubon Society
Central Coast Birding Trail
-
North American
Birds Photo Gallery by Peter LaTourrette
- Birding
America has a fairly comprehensive guide to birding in this area
- Brant
Geese Photo by Don Baccus
See his entire Morro
Bay collection
- Hi Mountain Condor Lookout
Related Yahoo!
Group
- Carol
& Les's Cayucos Site (contains many good photos, esp. birds)
-
utyx directory
for Birding Resources (general birding-related news, books, web resources)
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This "Index
of Pacific Northwest Bird Photos" by
Christine Vadai
is a pretty good reference for looking up photos of frequently
encountered birds around Morro Bay
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Photos from the upcoming Morro Bay Winter Bird Festival
(Jan. 14-17, 2005) will be posted at
BirdFest.Org.
You can find birding links, and detailed maps and descriptions of the best
places to bird in Morro Bay at
BirdFest.Org
or at
http://morro-bay.com/birdfest/
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"Responsible
Birding at Morro bay - A Good Boater's Guide to Common Birds of the Morro
Bay Estuary" brochure from the Morro Bay National Estuary
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Read
Nancy Revelle's
blog and see her
photo gallery
(bird and nature-related).
-
Read
Joyce Cory's
BirdingLady.com local bird blog
-
Morro Bay
Loon Sighting site (report sightings here)
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eBird.org is
a citizen science tool that allows anyone to report any bird species
anywhere anytime. This
joint venture
of Audubon and the
Cornell Lab of
Ornithology opens a new era of citizen science, which will help our
birds in a time of increasing threats from habitat loss to West Nile
virus.
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Local nature photos at
NEW
PhotoMorroBay.com,
Mike Baird's
bairdphotos.com
or
stealthispicture.com,
morro-bay.com/digitalchocolate,
NEW
picasaweb.google.com/mikebaird,
mikebaird.slide.com,
zazzle.com/mikebaird*,
app.tabblo.com/studio/person/mikebaird/,
and
NEW
flickr.com/photos/mikebaird
;
Marc Kurth's
morrobayphotos.com;
Gary
Robershaw's
http://pbase.com/roberthouse;
Cleve Nash's
http://clevenash.com;
Joyce Cory's
Birding Blog;
see also
Flickr.com's
most interesting and
most recent
Morro Bay photos... NEW
BirdsOfMorroBay.com --
NEW
Mike Baird's Morro Bay, CA Flickr
Surfing Photos http://surf.morro-bay.com;
NEW
See Mike Baird's most popular photos at Flickr
NEW
Buy the best photo gear - recommendations by local photographers
NEW
Greg
Blasingame Photography
- Beyond Bird Feeders: A Complete Guide to Bird Watching
- What You Need to Know About Bird Baths
Also, see "Outdoor
Activities"
Special Maps for
Bird
Fest 2003 Jan. 17-20, 2003 (Maps, etc.)
Bird Friendly Boating
Bird
Hunting in Morro Bay In the Bleachers comic
Conflict
in the Bay - Hunters versus Kayakers
Neil
Farrell on the history of this conflict
Bob Isenberg's Pacific Coast Peregrine Watch Hat
Birding Identification SItes:
-
http://www.whatbird.com/
- Over 900 birds are in this database - search one by one from 11
attributes (habitat, color, backyard feeder, bill length, readily eats, bill
shape, location, shape, size, wing shape, family) -
use the attributes you are sure of first to identify birds.
Very good! This site seems to be a little slow to generate results,
but it is very smart - narrowing down results as you select more and more
features, and subsets of values for those features.
-
Idaho Museum of Natural
History
Visual Key for Bird Identification
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The
Internet Bird Collection (IBC) http://ibc.hbw.com/ibc/phtml/whatIBC.phtml
is a non-profit endeavor with the goal of disseminating knowledge
about the world's avifauna. It is
an on-line audiovisual library of footage of the world's birds that is
available to the general public free of charge.
While the initial aim is to post at least one video per species, the
long-term objective is to eventually include several videos showing a
variety of biological aspects (e.g. feeding, breeding, etc.) for every
species.
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