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June 26, 2009 | 
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ID Challenge, June 2009 - Winner's Charity
Time to announce the winner of the monthly ID Challenge contest sponsored by Birder’s Lounge. It will come as little surprise to learn that Zeb Acuff has won another $10 for his charity, Tri-State Bird Rescue and Research. We had 2 contestants this month, so if you think you just can’t do it, the odds alone are pretty favorable. Way to go, Zeb!
We also have two more Do-Gooders to brag about: Read the rest of this entry »
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Welcome to IATB #102!
This edition of I and the Bird is a world-wide adventure. To give you an idea of where-in-the-world our contributors and their birdy-encounters are coming from, I’ve shown a map representing each post. Each map attempts to show you the general location of the birds discussed, and includes an overview map so that you can see which continent you are virtually visiting. Just click on each map and you will be transported to each exciting place around the globe.
A. Greg Laden of Greg Laden’s Blog, “The falcon eats tonight…”
Greg tells us about the falcon he saw chasing pigeons, possibly to their demise!
Greg Laden's Blog-"The falcon eats tonight..."
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Been a busy bee? Busy bee on a bluebonnet? (I love alliteration)
Me too…glad April 15th is over!
Now there is time for everyone to have a go at this month’s ID Challenge! Remember, the prize is a $10 donation from Birder’s Lounge to the wildlife/nature/conservation charity of your choice! See entry form at the bottom of this post. Read the rest of this entry »
Spring Break is often associated with teenagers flocking to sunny beaches and “strutting their stuff.” Birds and other wildlife are busy celebrating spring in much the same way! Read the rest of this entry »
The Texas Master Naturalist program is a volunteer community service organization sponsored by the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department, and the AgriLife Extension Service. The program educates a corp of volunteers in the natural sciences, so that the participants emerge with new knowledge and heightened enthusiasm, ready to give back to their communities. I’ve been in training for the last four weeks, and I’m loving it! There’s about a 50% chance that your state offers a similar program. Read the rest of this entry »
