.......by Clive E. Goodwin
.......University of Toronto Press 1995 - new release
.......it can be found under: 598.07234713 Goo 1995 ISBN 0-8020-6904-5
.......edited by J. C. Finlay
.......Hurtig Publishers Ltd.
.......it can be found under ISBN 0-88830-255-x (bound) ISBN 0-88830-244-4 (pbk)
.......by Roger Tory Peterson
.......Houghton Mifflin
.......it can be found under ISBN 0-395-26619-X
.......by Roger Tory Peterson
.......Houghton Mifflin
.......Distributed in Canada by Thomas Allan and Son
.......it can be found under ISBN 0-395-96371-0
.......by Chandlers S. Robbins, Bertel Bruun, Herbert S. Zim
.......illustrated by Arthur Singer
.......Golden Press . New York
.......it can be found under ISBN 0-307-33656-5
.......edited Shirley L. Scott
.......National Geographic Society
.......by Andy Bezener
.......Lone Pine Publishing
.......it can be found under ISBN 1-55105-236-9
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.......Bird Topography
.......A BIRDERS JOURNAL Publication
.......A comprehensive guide to bird topography to help birders better identify species
The newsletter publishes quarterly and focuses on the growing market interested in watching birds in Ontario. Ontario Birding News has a broad appeal, reaching people with all levels of experience, including the backyard birder.
Readers find our articles both informative and entertaining.
Each issue has a number of regular features:
- Backyard Birdfeeding: helpful hints dealing with feeders, seed, attracting birds etc.
- From the Heart: a look at the work of volunteers at a wild bird rehabilitation centre
- Field Notes: a selection of field trip reports from nature clubs
- Regional Reports: seasonal summaries of interesting sightings from the north, south and east, with an overview of what happened in the previous quarter and why.
- Bird Tales: recount some of the more unusual bird experiences readers have had
- Birder Profile: a unique feature of the newsletter is a look at who's who in the Ontario birding world, with insights into the birding lives of Ontario personalities.
- Feature articles: these deal with a broad range of topics from birds in crisis and migration patterns to birding hotspots and stories about interesting birding experiences.
The newsletter is sold at bird and nature retail stores across Ontario, as well as through subscription. It comes out quarterly (mid January, mid April, mid July, and mid October).Brian Morin
Brian.Morin2@sympatico.ca