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American Birding Association: Organization with large membership promoting every aspect of ornithology in America.
American Ornithologists' Union: The oldest and largest organization in the New World devoted to the scientific study of birds.
Association of Field Ornithologists: The Association of Field Ornithologists (AFO) is a society of professional and amateur ornithologists.
Birder: Visit the scientific area, fun and games, Birder's Mall, and the bookstore.
Birder's World Magazine: Online birder's magazine.
Birdfeeders Information & Tips: One of the best ways to attract birds to your garden is with a feeder.
Birdhouse Network: Nest Box Cam: Nest box cameras in realtime.
Birdnet: The ornithological information source.
Birdzilla: All about birding N. America, with articles, info on birding destinations and backyard counts.
Birding America: This site has pictures from birding hotspots in the U.S. and Canda, with brief, often humorous, commentary about each site.
Central Florida Birdwatchers: Features announcements of Central Florida birding festivals, reports of rare bird sightings, regional bird lists.and detailed descriptions of birding locations.
Coastal Research and Education Society of Long Isand: This organization's goal is to study and preserve our delicate coastal ecosystems mostly through marine mammal and sea turtle research. They also have great pelagic bird cruises during the summer months. A site worth checking out.
Cold Spring Harbour Fish Hatchery and Aquarium: After 99 years as a New York State Trout Hatchery, we opened as a non-profit educational center dedicated to educating our visitors about the freshwater ecosystems of New York. We offer unique public programs year-round and provide education programs for thousands of students from pre-K through college.
Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology: A membership institution interpreting and conserving earths biological diversity through research, education and citizen science focused on birds.
Environmental Protection Agency: Acquaints Web Browsers with critical issues in bird conservation, ranging from chemical pollution to wildlife management
Fire Island National Seashore: Fire Island is a barrier island that stretches east to west off the southern coast of Long Island, New York. Approximately 32 miles (55 km) long and averaging less than a mile (about 0.5 km) in width, the island is bordered by the inlets of Fire Island to the west and Moriches to the east and is separated from Long Island by the Great South and Moriches bays.
Fire Island Raptor Enumerators: This is the group that counts the hawks migrating at Robert Moses Hawk Watch. Lots of good information.
Four Harbors Audubon Society: chapter serves the towns of Centereach, Coram, East Setauket, Farmingville, Kings Park, Lake Grove Middle Island, Miller Place, Mount Sinai, Port Jefferson, Port Jefferson Station, Ridge, Rocky Point, Saint James, Selden, Shoreham, Smithtown, Sound Beach, and Stony Brook.
Great South Bay Audubon: Serving the communities of Central Long Island, New York, East Islip, New York
Hiking Long Island: My Primary goal in building this website is to allow more people to appreciate the value of the remaining open space on Long Island.
Hugh McGuinness: (East End Birds) Hugh puts out a weekly email on what birds are being seen on the East End of LI. This is his home page, and where you can find copies of his updates. Great info on current sightings
Huntington Audubon: Huntington Audubon Society is a chapter of the National Audubon Society serving Huntington township and neighboring Oyster Bay and Jericho areas.
Long Island Birding: This site is about Long Island birding and birders. It's an exciting hobby and Long Island offers wonderful places to bird and wonderful birds to see. I hope this site will be fun and informative, and that you will enjoy your visits here!
National Audubon Society: Conservation, Action, Resources, Local Issues, Education . . .
Nature.Com: Great site for bird identification. Includes ID info, pictures, and location. Great reference.
Nature Conservancy on Long Island: They work to raise money to buy up land for conservation. Parcel by Parcel they are saving our open spaces.
Nature Songs: N. American bird sounds: Bird sounds of N. American birds- not just bird calls or bird songs, but all the sounds birds make.
Newsday's Natural World: This site offers lots of information on Long Island's natural world. It contains information from their year long series in the Sunday edition on Newsday; it's flora, fauna, animals and birds.
North Fork Audubon Society: We are a local chapter of the National Audubon Society. We cover the entire North Fork of Long Island, New York, from Jamesport to Orient Point; including the Towns of Southold, Shelter Island, and Fishers Island.
North Shore Audubon: The area served by this chapter reaches along the north shore of Long Island, east from Great Neck to Cold Spring Harbor, and south to New Hyde Park and Westbury.
Ornithological Council: Represents ten Ornithological Societies. Provides scientific information about birds to Congress, regulatory agencies, decision-makers in business and other private organizations.
Partners in flight: An ossociation supported by federal, state/regional governments dedicated to the preservation of bird species that summer in N. America and winter in S. America.
Peconic Land Trust: Peconic Land Trust - Conserving Long Island's working farms, natural lands, and heritage for our communities now and in the future.
Long Island Pine Barrons Society: Another organization fighting to save open spaces here on Long Island. A good site to find out what battles are being fought and what issues currently need attention.
Ranges of N. American breeding birds: Comprehensive list of N. American birds, and the ranges in which they can be found.
Raptor Center: Information on raptors and caring for wounded birds of prey. From the University of Minnesota.
Raptor Research Foundation: Informs scientists and the general public about the role of raptors in nature, and to promote the conservation of raptors whose populations are threatened.
Rare bird alerts: Listing of rare bird sightings by state and species. Lists of sightings in the U.S. and Canada.
Save the Forge River: The Mission - The Forge River is dying. Every day, tidal flow deposits and muddy sludge dirty our precious waters. Save the Forge River is a nonprofit, community-supported organization with the mission to heal and environmentally restore the livelihood of the Forge River.
South Shore Audubon: It's territory covers the southern half of Nassau County, Long Island, New York
Sweetbriar Nature Center: Sweetbriar Nature Center is a private not-for-profit corporation which exists to provide natural science education services for Long Island residents of all ages and to engage in native wildlife rehabilitation services. Through education and examples, ECSS encourages responsible decision making, appreciation, and respect for the unique wildlife and ecosystems found on Long Island.
The Nest Box: Information on BlueBirds,backyard birding and photos of native species of Alaska, Montana, and various parts of the U.S.
Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Center: is located in Oyster Bay, New York
Virtual Birder: Explore two of the most popular hawk watches in N. America with our virtual tour of Hawk Mountain and Cape May and see how many hawks in flight you can find and identify!
Western Birder and Naturalist: Birding in the Western United States and Canada
Wild Birds Forever: An online supply store for the backyard birdwatcher.
Wilson Ornithological Society: For people who share a curiosity of birds. The WOS recognizes the unique role of the serious amateur in ornithology.
