Birds

Welcome to Birding.com, the best online resource for all your bird watching needs. We have information on everything from great birding hotspots and birding travel to backyard birding, bird identification, choosing binoculars, and bird species information.

Birdwatching Dot Com is about wild birds and the sport of birding. It's for everyone who's interested in bird watching and enjoying nature.

Rolf Hicker takes hundreds of photos of birds and posts them, here, on his site. Although this site is originally dedicated to the photos of all different species of birds, for each photo, there is a paragraph giving quick information on that bird. It is brief, yet informative, proving that the site is great for photos and a bit of unexpected information.

Simple Pet Care has everything you need to know about owning and caring for your pet bird. There are pages on Care, Health, Diseases, Babies, and Breeds & Varieties. Don't miss any of this great info!

Get a load of these unique facts about birds! What I want to know is who counted the feathers on a Ruby-throated Hummingbird to find out they only have 940 of them??

This PBS site is an extension of a presentation by Sir David Attenborough who is a wildlife expert on birds. The site itself contains great information on different kinds of birds and general information as well. The site contains research information, anecdotes, photos, and even bird songs. A great resource to use on all things birds.

This page is cool! It is all about how birds fly. Learn about nature's perfect flying machine.

From the Bird of the Week to the Sound of the Week and everything in between, All About Birds knows...well...All About Birds. Check out the Blog. There you can get greeting cards!!

Want to know more about a specific quail species? The Quail Place website provides you with information about eight different quail species, including their history, description, gender differences, and more.

Learn all about our feathered friends at PetEducation.com Each section has many, many detailed topics where you can uncover interesting tidbits like choosing the perfect bird cage, traveling with your bird, basic bird training, bird diseases, bird safety and lots more!

The World of Exotic Pet Birds is your source if you are looking to own an exotic bird. There are lists and articles on species after species of birds that will help you decide which one is right for you!

Interested in tracking quail or maybe just learning more about quail behavior? Bear-tracker.com provides you with the unique opportunity to learn about quail tracking and habits through pictures and detailed experience.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission has set up 489 sites throughout Florida selected for their excellent birdwatching or bird education opportunities. This 2000-mile, self-guided highway trail is designed to conserve and enhance Florida's bird habitat by promoting birdwatching activities, conservation and education.

National Geographic's bird homepage provides many unique and clear photos of all types of birds. It also features a few specific birds that contain links where additional information can be found. This site is great for adults or kids who want to see some great images and catch up on general information on a specific type of species of bird.

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology's website All About Birds highlights the California Quail and provides you with both a summary page with quick quail facts and a detailed page with extensive information about this bird's behavior, description, conservation status, and more.

The bird watching information on this site is for everyone who enjoys learning the feeding, nesting, and mating habits of backyard birds. We've also included some bird sounds for a few of our more popular backyard birds. Listen and learn!

Birdwatching or birding is the observation and study of birds with the naked eye or through a visual enhancement device like binoculars. Learn more about birding from this in depth article.

Did you know that California Quails begin running within an hour of hatching? The University of Michigan Museum of Zoology's Animal Diversity web page about the California Quail gives you details about this bird's range, habitat, physical description, reproduction, behavior, food habits, and more. While you're on the page be sure to check out the "sound" and "pictures" tabs!

For four days every February you can help scientists monitor the bird population of North America by counting all the birds you see in your neighborhood.

If you are thinking about adding a pet to your family, it's important to keep in mind your lifestyle and living situation so that you can choose a pet that will be compatible. Here are the Top 10 Reasons hy a bird could be the best choice for your family.

Birding.com has created a one-stop shop for all your bird and bird watching needs. "Birding" is very popular and you'll appreciate these fact filled pages so that you can name the species when you spot it. If you are doing a report there is a detailed drawing labeled with all the parts of a bird's body in the Bird Identification section. There is even a section on birding tours.

Wikipedia gives detailed information about birds including their anatomy, evolution, behavior, and much more. Contains a very organized breakdown of information and can be useful to everyone who wants to learn about all aspects of birds.