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    Protecting Paperback Field Guides and marking in them.

    I've have a trip to Central America coming up and I've started pouring through my new guides for the region. They've already started showing some wear on the covers, corners mostly. I can only imagine the humid and rough conditions will have a great effect so I'm trying to figure out how to...
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    White-faced or Glossy Ibis?

    This is in Arkansas. Bald Knob NWR in White county. Taken 6:30pm today, May 6.
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    Tampa Florida March 2014

    Hello and welcome to my first trip report. But before we get into it let me tell you a little bit about myself. I'm 25 and just graduated college with a BS in Biology in December. I started birding only last May but I can already tell it will be a life-long hobby. I live in central Arkansas...
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    Hawk ID in central Texas

    These aren't my pictures. They were posted in a Facebook group and we are all very conflicted. Photographer says it was smaller than a Red-tailed and they are pretty certain of that. Honestly I am not 100% percent sure of that assessment as the photographer also wondered falcon or kite when...
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    Hudsonian Godwit? Arkansas, USA.

    At Bald Knob Nat Wildlife Refuge in Bald Knob, Arkansas USA. 8/30/14 I think it's a Hudsonian Godwit. Thanks!
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    Arkansas, USA Birder Here!

    Hello Birders. I just picked up birding in May when I took an ornithology course at my university. I saw 100 species in about 8 mornings of birding all in the central part of my state. My last "life" bird was a black and white warbler that I saw yesterday. I just got my own bins last week...
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