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Waterbirds that bred on Cyprus this year

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If you want to join BirdLife Cyprus click here , or to only subscribe to the monthly newsletter then click here. This article was included in this month’s BirdLife Cyprus In-Flight e-News email.

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Dr. Smith and my plovers

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2 pp 196-202 Arctic Gulls 32 Years Later: A Reply to Snell, Smith, 1991, Colonial Waterbirds, Vol 14, No. 2, pp 190-195 Polymorphism in Ringed Plovers, Smith 1969, Ibis, Vol 111, Issue 2, pp 177-188 The Larus articles and other criticisms are listed in the Montgomerie and Birkhead paper.

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Birders are Freeloaders

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Baicich breaks it down in his Great Birding Projects newsletter: …expenditures for some important bird-watching items have gone up considerably since 2006. Drill into the numbers and you’ll find that birders and wildlife watchers are making significant and growing contributions to various commercial sectors.

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Good Birders Still Don’t Wear White Winners

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Let’s find out who the lucky winners were… The first way to win a copy of Good Birders Still Don’t Wear White was simply to subscribe to the 10,000 Birds free daily email newsletter, a prize in and of itself! From a pool of over 800 subscribers, Mary White emerged victorious.

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McKee Project Expands Work into Guatemala and Other Latin American Countries

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I recently subscribed to their newsletter which comes out in both Spanish and English versions. At the end of 2007, the World Society for the Protection of Animals selected the McKee Project to work on spay/neuter programs in Guatemala. Although they are best known for their work in Costa Rica, they also work in Mexico and Panama.

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The Endangered Andean Flamingo

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They produce an annual newsletter to tell readers the current status of several species. Foraging Andean Flamingo (Photo: Emily Chin – Flickr). Conservation organizations such as the Flamingo Specialist Group is actively trying to inform the public on the vulnerability of flamingos.

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