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Bird Identification

A friend of mine asked me what is in the KISS Method of Rapid Bird ID.
I jokingly said, sign up and see. It is free.

Then I thought. A tiny glimpse of some of the content might coax some folks to join our group of eager birders. So I am putting part of one lesson here. The colorful video part. Not the narrative.

You see each lesson has some online parts to make the best use of the resources available to all of us. The course is interactive and I respond to questions posed by participants. I have been told this is worth way more than what I am charging. ( FREE).

And direct feedback from some of the articles I am using for the course is exceptionally positive. Take a look at this and think about it.
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Answered Bird Identification Question

by on December 9, 2008

While It is true that I have answered my bird ID question to my satisfaction, AND found an excellent online guide to identification I am really curious to know what you are using for your online IDs.

My rufus colored hawk was, as I guessed, a red shouldered hawk. And It felt good to identify it from previous study of my birding guides.

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Christmas Bird Count Is Coming

December 9, 2008

Are you ready for your participation in the Annual Christmas Bird Count?
The Audubon Society has an annual Christmas Bird Count and has had one for more than 100 years.
In the old days, the birds had to be CAPTURED. Now they are seen and heard and photographed. This is a much more sane approach [...]

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