Checklists: Check here for North American checklists of birds encompassing all fifty states and the provinces of Canada.

Zoological Record: Developed by BIOSIS and the Zoological Society of London. Provides links based on specific bird orders.

Watch the Birds at Work: You can’t always be near your feeders or out in the wilderness, but if you’re near a computer you can still watch alot of birding activity worldwide.

Audubon Prints: The Acadamy of Natural Sciences has undertaken the task of publishing the illustrated works of John James Audubon to the web. Click on the icon to the left and enjoy America’s greatest artistic naturalist. If you would like to purchase the premier edition lithographs of the Audubon collection please visit our art section.

Stamps of the World: This site is an incredible collection of stamps depicting birds from all over the world.

Bird Source: One of our favorite spots on the web. Cornell offers more mixed media content and information on wild birds than anyone in the world. Click on the bird to the left to visit.

Birds of North America: The Patuxent Wildlife Research Center  maintains a database of all of the species of birds seen in North America. Read on to learn more about the wealth of information they provide on each specie as explained by each icon listed below. For more photos please visit the University of Florida by clicking here.

Richness Maps: Represent the species population richness in the United States.

Trends: Focus on the population trends of North American birds within the United States.

Select Species: Patuxent Wildlife Research Center offers  a number of tools to search for any North American bird on their site.

Identification Tips: This portion of the site give a description of the bird and tips for distinguishing it from similar species.

Bird Songs: Patuxent also maintains a database of bird songs for many North American birds.

Life Histories: This portion of the site focuses on the diet and birth cycles of each bird.

Range Maps : Illustrate the distances these birds travel in a given year and their normal haunts.

Populations : These maps illustrate the population densities of each bird.

Checklists : Check here for North American checklists of birds encompassing all fifty states and the provinces of Canada.

Oh Canada : A wonderful collection of bird photos and sound files of birds found in Eastern Canada. Just click on the flag to visit.