Southeastern Florida birding

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Posted by Alex Harper on 19:16:29 03/31/05

I have been working on a website today, which I am still working on, which I intend to make a good reference for out of state birders. It includes information on where to bird, a RBA page, and a page for those trying to coordinate a trip in our area. I still have a lot of work to do, as you will see, but hopefully this site will come in some use. Hopefully this site will be good for those always e-mailing me for White-winged Parakeet information.

http://www.freewebs.com/alexflbirder/

To keep this post related to Miami birding, Purple Martins have returned to Miami Shores, as well as a couple more Chimney Swifts. Seven flew over my house today.

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