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Birders World is the magazine that focuses on bird life and birding experiences around the country. Articles highlighted with full-color photography. Its regular features include columns by Pete Dunne who is an officer in his local chapter of the Audubon Society as well as director of the Cape May Bird Observatory; Jill Graves, who is supervisor of avian research at Michigan's Rouge River Bird Observatory; and Eldon Greiji, emeritus professor of biology at Hope College in Holland Michigan. In this magazine you can learn a lot of things like for example how to ID orioles which is a famous bird in these parts which was a feature article by photographer Brian Small who apparently hails from the West Coast, but managed to find a number of this local visitors in this area with his camera.
The issue includes articles discussing migration paths throughout North America as well as articles about observation in different ecological preserves are the topics, as well as a lengthy article about "Big Day" activities when birders all over North America count birds in an annual inventory. California species such as the Magpie and Scrub-Jay are also covered in an article about bird-watching locales on the West coast, as well as where to go in Texas to see the Golden-cheeked Warbler and the Black-capped Vireo.
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