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I and the Bird turns 30 today. A new I and the Bird is ready for reading at Burning Silo. There are plenty of good essays linked, so take some time to read through them all.
The next edition will be in two weeks at migrateblog.
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- I Probably Shouldn't Be Laughing About This...
- Carnivals
- Louisiana's Wetlands
- I and the Bird #31
- Birds of the Mid-Atlantic #21: Young Birds
- One Year Later: Katrina and the Environment
- Loose Feathers #64
- Woodpecker Poll
- Some Climate News
- WASA Gets Scolded
- Birds of the World
- Loose Feathers #63
- 11 Reasons To Take Up (Or Continue) Birding
- Carnivals
- Bachman's Warbler in Cuba?
- Hurricanes and Global Warming
- Blog Stuff
- Kestrels and Butterflies
- Economics of Climate Change
- Loose Feathers #62
- Urban Birdwatching
- I and the Bird #30
- 8 Reasons Not to Start Birding
- Carnivals
- Oil Pipelines and Regulation
- Birds of the Mid-Atlantic #20: Yellowlegs
- Shorebirds at Kenilworth
- Bombay Hook
- Mall Robbers Arrested
- Loose Feathers #61
- Local Action and Federal Inaction
- Urban Greening
- More on Pipeline Shutdown
- Blog Problems
- Flight of the Shearwater
- Birds of the Mid-Atlantic #19: Eastern Kingbird
- Carnivals
- Oil Production Shut Down at Prudhoe Bay
- Flock of Starlings
- Loose Feathers #60
- New Pesticide Regulations
- Friday Butterflies
- Book Meme
- Think Cold Bird Thoughts
- I and the Bird #29 and Other Announcements
- DDT May Return
- Think Cold Thoughts II
- Think Cold Thoughts
- Birds of the Mid-Atlantic #18: Ruby-throated Hummi...
- Pesticide Alert
- Bird Flu News
- Helping Birds With Heat
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