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Michael Hussy Kerala Honeymoon Tours – Make it Memorable with Kerala Backwaters

Kerala is a much admired honeymoon destination in India. Located on the southern tip of India alongside the Arabian Sea this beautiful state attracts honeymooners and newly wed coupes from all over the world. There are many picturesque locations in this beautiful land very ideal for honeymooning vacations. Palm-fringed beautiful beaches, verdant hill stations, lush landscapes, historical sites and serene & scenic backwaters are all are to make Kerala an ideal spot for hone

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Added by Michael Hussy on March 9, 2010 at 7:55am — No Comments

Michael Hussy Kerala Tourism – Tempting Attractions

Situated on the tropical Malabar Coast of Southwestern India, Kerala is one of the most charming and captivating states of India. It is one of the most sought after tourist destinations in India and Asia as well. Named as one of the ten paradises on the earth or one of the must visit destinations of lifetime by the National Geographic Traveler, Kerala is popular among tourists especially for its ecotourism initiatives. Unique cultural features blending with diverse & uniqu

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Added by Michael Hussy on March 5, 2010 at 6:32am — No Comments

13Mockingbirds Keeping Your Birds From Freezing In Winter Storms

Winter roared in with vengeance this morning. Living in the Western New York region all my life, snow seldom stops the daily grind from continuing. Basically we just go on our ways leaving a little extra drive time and some extra time to shovel the driveway out, three or four times. The blizzard like conditions would have shut down most areas, but not here. Temperatures dropped very quickly, just yesterday we had 40 degree temperatures and a light rain. Seeing my rabbit in the yard reminded me… Continue

Added by 13Mockingbirds on December 12, 2009 at 5:46pm — No Comments

Lincoln Builds Feed Birds and Your Health

We all know the benefits of pets, and the same affect can occur when you feed birds. It has been documented that blood pressure lowers while watching the birds feed. Lower BP could lead to lower Medical insurance premiums. I feed birds year round, which I have heard is better than just in the winter. I do notice the food lasts longer in the summer. I just think the benefit on your health is overlooked. Continue

Added by Lincoln Builds on September 22, 2009 at 12:21am — No Comments

Alicia Stewart I got a close view of...

a Belted Kingfisher two nights ago! I heard a strange sound that I've been hearing at night for years and wasn't able to solve the mystery until two nights ago. I walked out of my house when I heard a noisy commotion outside. After I went outside, I looked into the sky and saw a Belted King Fisher fly right over my head. It was awesome and beautiful. Those birds are usually fast and very elusive but I saw him up close and personal so it was totally awesome! Happy birding everybody! Continue

Added by Alicia Stewart on August 7, 2009 at 11:40am — No Comments

Bill Lynch World Series of Birding team

Hey everyone, A few of my fellow graduate students and I are teaming up to raise money by participating in the World Series of Birding. We've created a blog to (eventually) keep track of scouting, the actual event, and some other odds and ends along the way. Check it out! http://knightherons.blogspot.com/ Thanks so much to anyone who donates! :) Continue

Added by Bill Lynch on March 19, 2009 at 11:28am — 1 Comment

Bill Lynch Spring has arrived in New Jersey!

Woodcocks and osprey and plovers, oh my! http://newjerseyoutdoors.blogspot.com/ Continue

Added by Bill Lynch on March 11, 2009 at 12:44pm — No Comments

Lisa I saw BALD EAGLES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was visiting Baton Rouge during Mardi Gras weekend and was walking along the river walk beside downtown, snapping photos of different things that I saw. Later on when I cropped the attached photo, it looked to me like the birds in the photo were Bald Eagles (the white head & tai… Continue

Added by Lisa on March 5, 2009 at 10:20am — 1 Comment

Bill Lynch Gynandropmorph Cardinal

For those who haven't seen or heard about this bird, it really must be seen to be believed. http://newjerseyoutdoors.blogspot.com/ Continue

Added by Bill Lynch on January 27, 2009 at 3:35pm — 2 Comments

anthony magpies

Well the the Magpies are back again although they have never been far away they are back with reinforcements! 10 or 12 as far as i count they congregate up on the edge of Dartford heath and descend on our roof tops and gardens with there distinctive calls, just waiting for my neighbor to appear at his bedroom window with his rifle and start taking pot shots at them.. Continue

Added by anthony on January 24, 2009 at 1:44pm — No Comments

Bird Landlord 8th Grader Invents Way to Save Birds from Window Accidents

What a great story. An 8th Grader invents a way to save birds from window accidents. Check out the story! http://www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2009/01/21/ot-090121-bird-decals.html Continue

Added by Bird Landlord on January 22, 2009 at 4:06pm — No Comments

Randi Joy Oak Park, Orangevale, California

If you are visiting Oak Park on Oak Street between Hazel and Auburn-Folsom Road, walk the network of dirt paths through the riparian zone rather than the cement path. In the canopy, you will hear a symphony of American robins, the typewriter chatter of Oregon juncos, and European starling whistles. As you walk through the oaks, away from the creek, you'll see woodpeckers. I saw a flock of acorn, downy, and maybe hairy woodpeckers in a single grove. One was chasing another in flight, with a terri… Continue

Added by Randi Joy on January 17, 2009 at 2:53pm — No Comments

Marcy Amazing video of Lyre Bird!

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Added by Marcy on January 11, 2009 at 4:28am — 4 Comments

Randi Joy Lake Natoma, Folsom, California

Some people local to this area may not know that there is a free parking lot leading to a small network of biking and hiking trails around Lake Natoma in Folsom. I didn't until today. Take Folsom Blvd. (from Sacramento) past Blue Ravine Road and turn left on Parkshore. There's always nice birding at L. Natoma. Sometimes I see an osprey hunting. I once saw a hooded merganser. Today I saw a great egret up close, a flock of gulls, a female robin, a black phoebe, and heard a towhee (I think--I'm not… Continue

Added by Randi Joy on January 4, 2009 at 8:42pm — No Comments

Lisa Vacation Days @ Restoration Park

I was lucky enough to make 4 vacation days stretch into a week and a half off of work by attaching those days between Christmas & New Year's holidays and it has been a welcome relief just to stay home and grub around the house and yard (that is, after celebrating each holiday and… Continue

Added by Lisa on January 3, 2009 at 12:30pm — No Comments

Michelle Falcons!

A super rare treat. I just saw a peregrine falcon sitting on my neighbor's fence! It was about 12:45 today, windy and about 20 degrees here in Bend. At first glance I thought it was a female kestrel because it was in a tree, but when I turned around to get a better look, it flew to the fence and it was a good 14". + tall. Amazing!! It looked like an adult in its winter plumage. I used to see these in Portland all the time, but never here in Central Oregon. Awesome!!! It's right up there with the… Continue

Added by Michelle on January 2, 2009 at 4:33pm — 1 Comment

Bird Landlord Acorn Shortage in the Northeast: How Will this Effect Your Bird Feeder?

Yesterday there was an article entitled "Scientists baffled by mysterious acorn shortage" on CNN.com about an acorn shortage that has baffled scientists across the country. From Virginia to Connecticut people are reporting a shortage of acorns and in many cases no acorns at all. One resident from New Jersey has already reported finding dead squirrels. This poses a serious question to those who try and stop squirrels from p… Continue

Added by Bird Landlord on December 15, 2008 at 2:05pm — 4 Comments

Alicia Stewart I Love Birds!

So last week, I was taking a walk down my street. To my suprise, I saw the elusive and very beautiful Belted King Fisher up on a telephone wire. I was so freakin stoked!! I've seen a lot of King Fishers flying around my house but only from a distance. I've only seen Kingfishers up close once before this time and that time it was a mating pair. Those guys are super gorgeous. I wish I had my camera. Next time! Happy birding everybody! Continue

Added by Alicia Stewart on December 15, 2008 at 12:20pm — 2 Comments

Bird Landlord Welcome to Bird Feeder Friends!

Bird Feeder Friends is a free website (similar to FaceBook) for birders to come together and exchange information, pictures, video and network in a fun social environment. We welcome everyone to create a free profile and be social. On Bird Feeder Friends you can:
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Added by Bird Landlord on December 10, 2008 at 4:12pm — No Comments

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