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By gregladen on March 21, 2009.

You've heard about the dismal report of the state of birds in the US. Here is a detailed account of the USFW et al report.

And here are a few different items regarding migratory birds and what you can do about them.

Citizen Science Is for the Birds

Open Data: Help Migratory Bird Observations Fly into the Digital Age

Help Science: Build Your Own Bird Tracker, Cheap

New project aims to digitise hand-written migration records...

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Aves (birds)
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