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About birds, birding, ornithology, twitching and bird observations in Denmark

A website devoted to birds and bird photography from Shropshire Birder - Jim Almond. Details of lectures, the best Shropshire birding sites, a blog and portfolio of bird image for publication.

Free bird watching trip reports for the world,

The website of the Leicestershire & Rutland Ornithological Society. Find out about our Society, how to join and how to record birds. All the latest bird news and photos, updated daily, plus an archive of over 300 photos, a guide to the best birding sites in the county, and much more.

Birding-Aus is a place for everyone with an interest in Australia’s wild birds, their conservation and behaviour

A Birdwatching Guide to The Dee Estuary including descriptions of the prime birding sites and maps

Manufacturers & Erectors of Bird Hides, Reception Buildings, Warden Chalets, Boardwalks,Ramps & Screens to RSPB, English Nature, National Trust, Water Companies, Local Authorities and The County.

Nature, Wildlife, Birding, Twitching and Photography from Cheshire, North Wales, the North West and the UK. Trip Reports from across the world.

Twitch Lure: The Rechargeable, Electronic Lure that Catches TOO MANY Fish! As Seen on TV.

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