81. Heimasíða - Gunnar Þór Hallgrímsson Photos of rare birds by Gunnar ž³r Hallgr­msson. http://www.hi.is/~gunnaha/

Birds of Iceland - Gunnar Þór Hallgrímsson [ HOME ] Bird Photos Icelandic Birds Birding Spots Links Bird photos Icelandic birds Icelandic Bird List Books and articles Gulls in Iceland Ringing and migration Best birding spots in Iceland The Reykjavík area West-Iceland North-Iceland East-Iceland South-Iceland Icelandic birdpages Iceland Birding The Icelandic Institute of Natural History

82. IFILM personalize your message . Film Info, Credits, Reviews, rare birds (2001),add your review. Be the first member to rate this film. Rating (5=must see), http://www.ifilm.com/ifilm/product/film_info/0,3699,2428243,00.html

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83. Cineaste Rare Birds Back Issues CINEASTE. America's Leading Magazine. on the Art and Politics of the Cinema. RareBirds Back Issues. Or complete set of eight rare birds issues for only $90.00! http://www.cineaste.com/lobby/rarebirds.html

Subscribe to Cineaste CINEASTE America's Leading Magazine on the Art and Politics of the Cinema Rare Birds Back Issues A very limited number of the following back issues are available only on a first come, first served basis. r Vol. V, No. 4: Special issue on Radical American Film, incl. Newsreel: Film and Revolution, Cinema Engagé, Radical American Film: A Questionnaire, Finally Got the News Murder of Fred Hampton Winter Soldier Salt of the Earth Red Squad , plus Bernardo Bertolucci interview, Movies in Prison, Goebbels in Space: Government Use of Telecommunications, etc. $7.00. r Vol. VI, No. 4: Jane Fonda, Santiago Alvarez, Alain Tanner, Christian Metz and the Semiology Fad, Porno Power, The Night Porter Godfather II It Happened Here The Trial of Billy Jack Lenny The History Book r Vol. XII, No. 2: Emile de Antonio, Istvan Szabo, Francesco Rosi, Volker Schlöndörff, Joris Iven's The Spanish Earth , Narration in Documentary, New Screen Heroines, Mephisto The Atomic Cafe Three Brothers Circle of Deceit The Border Shoot the Moon Who Shall Live and Who Shall Die r Vol. XVII, No. 4: The Films of Spike Lee

84. New Jersey Bird Records Committee Evaluates and maintains records of rare birds. State list, review list, photo gallery, and report form. http://www.princeton.edu/~llarson/njrc.html

New Jersey Bird Records Committee Home Page The New Jersey Bird Records Committee exists to collect data pertaining to records of rare birds reported in the state of New Jersey, and maintain a State List for ornithological purposes. When used in this context, "rare" describes a species which has never appeared in the state before, or has appeared only a few times; typically, such a bird is not in its normal range or habitat and is not present for a long period. In this usage "rare" doesn't mean endangered or threatened in the legal sense. Such species are not monitored by this committee, and should be reported to appropriate governmental or conservation organizations. The goals of the Committee are summarized in an article written by Richard Crossley. What to report: Please report only species on the New Jersey Review List or species new to the state; see the New Jersey State List for species which have occurred in the state. Please DO NOT http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/ensphome.htm http://endangered.fws.gov/ If in doubt, e-mail the Secretary and ask before you report.

85. Homepage Of Vladimir Dinets-Birds Of Chukotka Illustrated account by Vladimir Dinets of the birds and other wildlife of Chukchi Peninsula and the Category Recreation Birding Asia......Chukchi Sea in June. Off Vrangel I.,Russia rare birds of Chukchi Peninsulaand Russian Far East. When Russians say Siberia , they http://www.hotcity.com/~vladimir/chukotka.htm

Chukchi Sea in June. Off Vrangel I.,Russia Rare birds of Chukchi Peninsula and Russian Far East. When Russians say "Siberia", they usually mean only inland areas of Asian Russia. All Pacific Coast, from Chukchi Sea to Ussuriland, is referred to as "Far East". This part is much more interesting for a naturalist or a tourist than Siberia itself. Due to milder climate and less violent glacial history, the Far East shelters the most diverse flora and fauna in the country. Still, forces of Nature are no less savage here than in Siberia. Typhoons, tsunamis, volcanoes and snowstorms have created some of the World's most beautiful landscapes. Here you will find mixtures of Siberia, Japan, California and Alaska in all possible variations. There are only few big cities in the Far East, in most areas the environment is in better condition than elsewhere in Asia. In some parts, native tribes are still the only source of environmental impact, and their numbers are steadily declining, mostly due to assimilation and emigration from tribal lands. Russian Far East is one of my favorite parts of our planet. I have conducted seven expeditions to this area, and visited almost all interesting places. There are some very good zoologists and botanists here, and hundreds of expeditions have been working here during the last 150 years. Still, the Nature of the Far East is so diverse, that you can start making small discoveries the moment you step out of an airplane.

86. Skip's Birding Page State checklist, list of rare birds by county, rare bird report form, photos, and links. http://home.teleport.com/~skipr/birds/

Skip's Birding Page Features Oregon Bird Checklist (updated Rare Birds in Oregon by County Rare Bird Report Form for Oregon Bird Records Committee my Costa Rica bird photos (soon to be replaced by Galapagos photos) my Galapagos bird photos COMING SOON! Oregon Oregon Birders On-Line Tweeters (Washington) Mike Patterson's bird page Greg Gillson's Bird Guide page ... Oregon Resource Listings (not about birds) Links Jack Siler's Birding on the Web and BirdMail reader Birding HotSpots around the World Denis Lapage World Bird Links Zender's Birding on the Web ... Vic Fazio's U.S. and World Geographical Birding Guides Electronic Resources on Ornithology Peterson online (Houghton Mifflin commercial site) BIRDNET ornithological information source Patuxent Bird Quiz! References Bird Databases Complete Bird List (900+ species) North of Mexico World Checklist based on Sibley and Monroe's taxonomy Birds Lists of all States and Provinces (commercial site) ... Migration Maps and BBS Abundance Maps Shorebird Migration Maps Washington Gap Analysis Project Optics for Birding (includes binoculars, scopes, tripods) ... Where to report Bird Bands in the U.S. and Canada not birds Audubon of Moths - Print Gallery Skip Russell. Beaverton, Oregon. (email:

87. Education | Rare Birds rare birds Most primary teachers are female, and so are 53% of degree students.But will there ever be a day when half the top jobs in education go to women? http://education.guardian.co.uk/Print/0,3858,4597361,00.html

Rare birds Most primary teachers are female, and so are 53% of degree students. But will there ever be a day when half the top jobs in education go to women? Sally Weale reports Tuesday February 4, 2003 The Guardian Since Ellen Wilkinson became the first female minister for educa-tion in 1945, there has been a widely held perception that education is an acceptable place for women. The argument usually goes something like this. The working hours are shorter, and the holidays longer, and therefore teaching is conducive to having children and raising a family. Traditionally, girls who didn't go into nursing chose to go into teaching. It's a "people" business; a touchy-feely, caring-for-others sort of career; a place where salaries are low and kudos even lower. In short, a natural home for women. Most of your children's teachers at primary school will be women; many of those at secondary will be female, too. There are female heads of department in schools and colleges; in universities there are women researchers and lecturers. We have high-profile women professors, such as Susan Greenfield and Lisa Jardine; in Ellen's glorious wake, we have had Shirley Williams, Margaret Thatcher and Estelle Morris at the education department.

88. Rare Birds Fall 1999 Rare Bird Records Big Bend National Park August November 1999. Notes onthe Fall 1999 Rare Bird Records. Species, , Date, Where, Observer, Status. http://www.nps.gov/bibe/birdsightings/fall99birds.htm

Rare Bird Records Big Bend National Park August - November 1999 The following observations were reported by visitors and staff from August 1 through November 30, 1999. Only species listed as Rare, Accidental, Hypothetical, or Not Included (?) on the park's checklist are listed here. A "?fall" indicates a species that is documented for the park, but not in the fall season. TBRC is the Texas Bird Records Committee of the Texas Ornithological Society. Notes on the Fall 1999 Rare Bird Records. Species Date Where Observer Status White pelican Santa Elena Cyn. Sue Baumuster acc. Double-crested cormorant Rio Grande Vill. Roy Reinarz rare Yellow-crowned night-heron RGV-Nature Trail Mark Flippo rare Ibis,species RGV-Nature Trail rare lesser scaup RGV-Nature Trail Mark Flippo rare Virginia rail RGV-Nature Trail RGV-Nature Trail rare rare Northern goshawk * Review species: Report to TBRC 1 imm* Sam Nail Ranch Mark Flippo acc.

89. ScienceDaily News Release: Bronx Zoo Feathers Help Save Rare Birds Half A World Source Wildlife Conservation Society. Date 200204-01. Bronx ZooFeathers Help Save rare birds Half A World Away. NEW YORK (March http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2002/03/020329072825.htm

Search Our Archives Keywords: Order by: date relevance More options Get ad-free access with email updates sign up or log in Text size: A A A Welcome Home page About this site Awards, reviews News Summaries Headlines Topics Shop Our stuff Browse books Magazines Software Contribute Register free Post release Edit profile Review hits Advertise Media kit Traffic stats Contact us Previous Story ... Related Stories Next Story Source: Wildlife Conservation Society Date: Bronx Zoo Feathers Help Save Rare Birds Half A World Away NEW YORK (March 26) To help save two rare bird species living deep in the jungles of Sarawak, Malaysia, the Bronx Zoo-based Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) spent two years collecting donations of a different kind from zoos throughout North America. It wasn’t money, but tail feathers shed from captive hornbills. The feathers will be shipped to Sarawak tomorrow, where officials will distribute them to indigenous people for use in traditional headdresses and ceremonies. This will offset the need to hunt rhinoceros and helmeted hornbills, whose populations in the wild have plummeted in recent years. WCS scientists Drs. Elizabeth Bennett and Christine Sheppard developed this innovative program. Dr. Bennett, who has worked with indigenous people in Sarawak for the past 15 years, collaborated with Sarawak’s Council of Customs and Traditions to ensure that using feathers from zoo animals is culturally acceptable.

90. OL' COOT'S Birding Adventures Photos of some rare birds in TN. http://hometown.aol.com/olcoot1/

htmlAdWH('7005340', '120', '30'); htmlAdWH('7002028', '234', '60'); Main Create Edit Help Birding Adventures: Reflections in an OL' COOT'S EYE While going through a lot of digital images, I came across a couple that I feel sure would have made Jackson Pollock proud. These images were taken in Tunica Co, in northwest Mississippi and Crittenden Co, in east central Arkansas. Rice fields have literally taken the landscape over in these areas along the Mississippi River delta, flattening an already flat terrain. The extensive areas of water and the waste rice in the winter, have added a richness to this land in the form of new species of birds now exploting its new habitat and plentiful food source. First the Black-necked Stilt marched north, starting in the early 80's and using the first widely scattered rice fields for breeding, nesting and feeding their young. They have continued to expand ever since, as has the laser leveled fields. Then in the late 80's and early 90's the Snow, Ross's and Greater White-fronted Geese found even more converted fields to utilize in the winter and their numbers have exploded along with the ever expanding rice harvest.

91. Rare Birds FAQ Generally, a bird is rare if it occurs in a geographic region less than annually.Reporting rare birds. Reporting rare birds requires your best birding skills. http://nazas.org/rarebirds.htm

Rare Bird Sightings I think I found a rare bird - what should I do? What is a rare bird? A "rare bird" is many things to many people. Generally, a bird is rare if it occurs in a geographic region less than annually. Reporting Rare Birds Reporting rare birds requires your best birding skills. Focus intently on details, make thorough written descriptive notes, take pictures if possible. Getting into the habit of making lists and field notes not only improves your own skill set, it makes you an asset to the conservation community and to the birds! Take a quick look at the rare bird form for an idea of things to consider. Report to the Sightings page Report to the NAAS rare birds co-ordinator Written Report - use this form If your bird is not "rare", but is out of region, is new for you, is out of season or has displayed some unusual behavior that you find interesting, report it to the

92. Cape Town Birders "rediscover" Rare Birds Cape Town birders rediscover rare birds A group of Cape Town ornithologistsbecame the first to visit a remote northern Mozambican http://www.uct.ac.za/general/monpaper/99-no4/bird.htm

Published weekly by the Department of Communication in the interests of better campus communication. e-Mail: The Editor Tel: (021) 650-3741 Fax: (021) 650-3780 WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN March 8 - 15, 1999 Vol 18 N o 4 Contents New UCT project to improve campus security Collaboration produces navigational aid for brain surgeons "Multi-event" probes religion's role in public debate Golda Forman - inspired researcher, teacher and mentor ... Today's Weather Return to: * Monday Paper Index UCT home page Cape Town birders "rediscover" rare birds A group of Cape Town ornithologists became the first to visit a remote northern Mozambican mountain in more than 40 years when it set out late last year to check on the status of Mozambique's montane forests and birds. The group of Cape Town ornithologists that became the first to visit a remote northern Mozambican mountain in more than 40 years consisted of birder Mr John Graham; author of the Mozambique Bird Atlas, Mr Vincent Parker; UCT staff member Dr Peter Ryan; UCT student Mr Callan Cohen; Mr Carlos Bento of the Natural History Museum in Maputo; and UCT student Ms Claire Spottiswoode. The group set out for the mountains of northern Mozambique in November last year. The group consisted of UCT students Ms Claire Spottiswoode and Mr Callan Cohen, staff member of the

93. MD/DC Records Committee - Maryland Ornithological Society (MOS) Evaluates records of rare birds. Checklist, review list, sighting documentation guide, reporting forms, and reports. http://www.MDBirds.org/mddcrc/rcindex.html

The only rarity sightings that have no chance at all of becoming records are the ones kept secret from the Records Committee. C.Wilds, R. Hilton. About the MD/DC Records Committee Introduction A brief overview of the Committee Charter The role of the Committee from the MOS Manual of Operations Committee Members A list of the current Committee members Goals, Policies and Procedures The Committee's operating document Species Review Lists (pdf files) Lists of species that the Committee wants to review District of Columbia Maryland Index of Identification Articles Identification and reference articles for selected species Official Lists The officially accepts list of species for each jurisdiction District of Columbia Official List of the Birds of the District of Columbia Chronology of species added to the DC List Maryland Official List of Maryland Birds Chronology of species added to the MD List Sighting Documentation Help with preparing sighting reports Sighting Documentation Guide Checklist Documenting Your Sightings Tips and Links Sighting Reporting Forms Optional forms for reporting rare sightings (for use only for reports of species on the MD or DC Review Lists) Print A printable form Electronic For online reporting Background on Non-Accepted Reports Annual Meeting Minutes and Reports Minutes and annual reports from MD/DCRC Annual Meetings Skins Workshop Minutes and Reports Notes from MD/DCRC Skins Study Workshops at the National Museum of Natural History (Smithsonian Institution)

94. METCALFE TO HAND OVER CONFISCATED RARE BIRDS TO JOBURG ZOO METCALFE HANDS OVER CONFISCATED rare birds TO JOBURG ZOO. Issued ByDepartment Of Agriculture, Conservation, Environment And Land http://www.gpg.gov.za/docs/pr/2003/pr0123.html

METCALFE HANDS OVER CONFISCATED RARE BIRDS TO JOBURG ZOO Issued By: Department Of Agriculture, Conservation, Environment And Land Affairs, Gauteng Provincial Government 23 January 2003 Gauteng Agriculture, Conservation, Environment and Land Affairs, MEC Mary Metcalfe finally handed over seven rare African Parrots to the Johannesburg Zoo on Friday, confiscated in November 2002 from a foiled illegal smuggling at the Johannesburg International Airport. The illegal consignment consisted of five African grey and two Jardine parrots, both of which are listed as rare species in the CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) Appendix 2. The birds originate from the Democratic Republic of Congo. The provincial Nature Conservation Special Investigation Unit based at the airport, seized the consignment and a Boeing 707 aircraft that was used to smuggle the birds. A flight engineer has since been convicted in the Kempton Park Magistrate's Court under Prohibited Acts with Endangered Species in terms of the Nature Conservation Ordinance and the birds were then forfeited to Gauteng Provincial Government. Last year only, the unit investigated 10 incidents of illegal trade in rare or endangered bird species at Johannesburg International Airport and seized over 150 birds.

95. Oklahoma Bird Records Committee Evaluates records of rare birds. Forms, hints for writing documentations, photo gallery, official state list, and reports. http://www.okbirds.org/

Oklahoma Bird Records Committee -Of the Oklahoma Ornithological Society- -Since 1986- Black-capped Vireo by Joseph A. Grzybowski This site is under development and will continue to grow. Visit the blue linked pages below, and check back for the others as they are created. About the OBRC How to Document a Record Documentation Forms OBRC Photo Gallery ... Links Bird ID Quiz Photos Join the Oklahoma Ornithological Society Birding in Oklahoma OBRC Publications Contact the OBRC ... OOS Spring Meeting, May 2003 Bird Song: Black-capped Vireo Special thanks to Birdzilla.com our Internet host! All contents of this web site © 2000 OOS/OBRC

96. Uvanlige Fugler I Norge./Gallery Of Rare Birds In Norway. Piedbilled Grebe Podilymbus podiceps Ringnebbdykker, Black-necked Grebe Podicepsnigricollis Svarthalsdykker, Purple Heron Ardea purpurea Purpurhegre, Great http://www.naturamedia.no/funo/bild.htm

Pied-billed Grebe Podilymbus podiceps Ringnebbdykker Black-necked Grebe Podiceps nigricollis Svarthalsdykker Purple Heron Ardea purpurea Purpurhegre Great White Egret Egretta alba Egretthegre Tundra Swan Cygnus columbianus Dvergsvane Bar-headed Goose Anser indicus Stripegås Snow Goose Anser caerulescens Snøgås Gadwall Anas strepera Snadderand Garganey Anas querquedula Knekkand Red-crested Pochard Netta rufina Rødhodeand King Eider Somateria spectabilis Praktærfugl Black Kite Milvus migrans Svartglente Marsh Harrier Circus aeruginosus Sivhauk Red-footed Falcon Falco vespertinus Aftenfalk Avocet Recurvirostra avosetta Avosett Kentish Plover Chardrius alexandrinus Hvitbrystlo Lesser Sand Plover Charadrius mongolus Mongollo Red-necked Stint Calidris ruficollis Rødstrupesnipe Pectoral Sandpiper Calidris melanotos Alaskasnipe Broad-billed Sandpiper Limicola falcinellus Fjellmyrløper Buff-breasted Sandpiper Trygites subruficollis Rustsnipe Jack Snipe Lymnocryptes minimus Kvartbekkasin Black-tailed Godwit Limosa islandica Svarthalespove Terek Sandpiper Xenus cinereus Tereksnipe Spotted Sandpiper Actitis macularia Flekksnipe Grey Phalarope Phalaropus fulicarius Polarsvømmesnipe Long-tailed Skua Stercorarius longicaudus Fjelljo Great Skua Stercorarius skua Storjo Little Gull Larus minutus Dvergmåke Mediterranean Gull Larus melanocephalus Svartehavsmåke Sabine`s Gull Larus sabini Sabinemåke Bonaparte`s Gull Larus philadelphia Kanadahettemåke Ring-billed Gull 2 Y Larus delawarensis Ringnebbmåke Ring-billed Gull 3 Y Larus delawarensis Ringnebbmåke 3K Ring-billed Gull

97. Connecticut Birding Birding hotspots, checklist, how to report rare birds, specialties, and birding calendar. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/jbair/ctbirds.htm

98. Photos Of Rare Birds TBRC Banner. http://members.tripod.com/~tbrc/photos.htm

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated NOTE: BE AWARE that most images were prepared on a 15-inch monitor - if you are using a 17-inch monitor the colors will look rather washed-out. The only way to resolve this would be to provide duplicate images of everything, and there is not enough web site space to do this. Please visit our Rogues' Gallery - perhaps you can contribute.... Yellow-billed Loon Yellow-nosed Albatross White-chinned Petrel Black-capped Petrel ... Eskimo Curlew (8 images) Sharp-tailed Sandpiper Purple Sandpiper Ruff Red Phalarope ... Help Please address comments about our web site to tbrc@tripod.net

99. Bookslut - Library Rakehell - Rare Birds Library Rakehell. rare birds by Michael Garrett Farrelly. We also attract, as myUncle James used to say, some rare birds. Let us begin with the Technophobe. http://www.bookslut.com/columns/1202/librake3.htm

100. RARE BIRDS rare birds. Possessing Along the Amur River and Lake Khanka, China andRussia are beginning to cooperate to protect these rare birds. (See http://www.chinaenvironment.com/english/channel/nature/bird.html

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