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Helen's Birding Pages
This page was last updated on: March 25, 2008
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immature male rufous hummingbird
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A little about me and my cameras . . . .
Please spend a few minutes browsing my website using the site map below and don't forget to tell me what you think, by signing the guestbook at the bottom of this page. Thanks and enjoy .............
Nature Quest 2005 at Concan in the River Region of the Texas Hill Country
World Bird Guide
Need to check out some trip reports for an upcoming birding trip - see the comprehensive collection at the travellingbirder website .........
Need to identify a bird or browse an online world field guide. Click on the MANGOverde logo ........
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american robin
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BirdForum now has a sister forum, just for photography. There are galleries and a monthly competition. Membership is free .......
Costa Rica section of Panama Canal cruise updated with new photos
Are you a disabled birder?  Check out this website for birdwatching information, gallery, and daily photo reports from the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire, England.  It is maintained by and for disabled and housebound birdwatchers.