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FeederWatch Annual Report 1997-98 Project
FeederWatch Annual Report 1996-97
All quiet on the eastern front; a banner year for unusual sightings in the West
Negative
Data Have Positive Value
What you don't see is just as important as what you do see
A
Flurry of Finches
North American Winter Finch Surveythe extraordinary '97-'98 season
Anatomy
of a Range Expansion.
The tale of the Eurasian Collared-Dove
FeederWatcher
Spots Winter Rarity
One Buff-bellied Hummingbird prefers Florida over Mexico
House
Finch Eye Disease Heads Steadily West
What will happen next with the eye infections epidemic in House Finches?
House
Finch Disease Update
Avian eye disease continues to spread through eastern and midwestern finch populations
What's
wrong with that bird's eyes?
Avian conjunctivitis
FeederWatchers
Study Finch Disease Outbreak
Separating
Finches
A close-up view of three look-alike songbirds
FeederWatchers'
Notebook: Shrike ID
Can you tell these shrikes apart?
North
American Shrikes
A record year for backyard "butcher bird" Sightings
FeederWatch...Georgia
Style
Tracking feeder-bird trends in the Peach State
The Rise
and Fall of the Varied Thrush
Tracking the ups and downs of a popular West Coast songbird
A Redpoll
Perspective
FeederWatch site descriptions shed light on redpoll movements
FeederWatch
Feature Bird: Winter Hummingbirds
Woodpecker
Central
A Lewis's Woodpecker created a sensation in the Adirondacks last November
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