Many people know that for years I’ve arranged my life so I can watch the live broadcast of the Tour de France from beginning to end. Occasionally I’d be forced to miss a stage (meetings or other tedious work stuff), and would have to avoid the news-spewing television in the Conde Nast elevators for fear [...]
Greensboro Birds
Birdwatching in the North Carolina Triad
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Birds in the News- 2 Dalit boys paraded naked for killing birds - Times of India
- volunteers seek out changing habitat of state's birds - Boston Globe
- Mercury in birds rises when they eat shrimp - Salt Lake Tribune
- Venice bans feeding of birds in St. Mark's Square - Dallas Morning News
- Warmth speeds birds' breeding - Oxford Mail
- Intensive Farming Is Fine For Birds And Bees, Says Report - Science Daily (press release)
- Paltry compensation for culled birds sparks fresh cases of bird ... - Thaindian.com
- Book on Cotswold birds - Evesham Journal
- Legends Turn Back 'Birds, 3-2 - OurSports Central (press release)
- Migrant birds arrive early with warm spring - London Free Press
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About Greensboro Birds
Greensboro Birds regales you semi-daily with tales of amateur birdwatching in North Carolina's beautiful Piedmont Triad region. We're "microbirders," preferring the challenge (and ease) of birding close to home.
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Rare Bird Sighting
Confirmed by Cornell, this Oregon race Dark-eyed Junco was spotted in our yard on February 21, 2008! The Oregon junco is usually found in the western half of the United States.
- Birds in the News
- 2 Dalit boys paraded naked for killing birds - Times of India
- volunteers seek out changing habitat of state's birds - Boston Globe
- Mercury in birds rises when they eat shrimp - Salt Lake Tribune
- Venice bans feeding of birds in St. Mark's Square - Dallas Morning News
- Warmth speeds birds' breeding - Oxford Mail
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