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If you know of a birding related site that other OFO members would enjoy visiting, please .
Brereton Field Naturalists’ Club, Barrie
Durham Region Field Naturalists
Essex County Field Naturalists - Parks & Recreation - City of Windsor
Fort Erie -- Bert Miller Nature Club
Halton North Peel Naturalist Club
Kitchener Waterloo Field Naturalists
London -- McIlwraith Field Naturalists of London
Ontario Nature formerly Federation of Ontario Naturalists (FON)
Ottawa Field Naturalists’ Club
Pembroke Area Field Naturalists
Peterborough Field Naturalists (PFN)
South Peel Naturalists’ Club (Mississaugua, Oakville)
Thunder Bay Field Naturalists and
Timiskaming Ontario birding page
Baltimore Oriole. Photo: Karl Egressy
Banded Birds - what to do if you find a banded bird, contact: Bird Banding Laboratory, or call Canadian Wildlife Service at 1-800-327-2263.
Bruce Peninsula Bird Observatory
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, Bird Banding Laboratory
Reporting a colour-marked bird (dyed or painted feathers) - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Ontario Bird Banding Association
Long Point Bird Observatory on Lake Erie
Prince Edward Point Bird Observatory
Tommy Thompson Park Bird Research Station (Toronto Leslie Street Spit)
Toronto Bird Observatory, bird banding station
Trumpeter Swans, or call (705) 526-7809, to report both tagged and untagged birds in Ontario.
Black-throated Green Warbler. Photo: Brandon Holden
Arboretum at Guelph: Bird Workshops, wildlife gardens and lots of trails on 400 acres of forests, fields and plant collections.
Avian Care and Research Foundation-articles
Birds Ontario projects for volunteer citizen scientists.
Bird Studies Canada report: Conservation Priorities for the Birds of Southern Ontario
Christmas Bird Count contact names for Ontario
Natural Sounds of Ontario – Birds, Frogs, and Mammals CD, produced by Monty Brigham. Sales of this CD will support the activities of the Eastern Ontario Biodiversity Museum in Kemptville, Ontario.
Ontario Eastern Bluebird Society.
Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas, 2001 – 2005
Ontario Partners in Flight helping Ontario landbirds. The Ontario Partners In Flight Organizing Committee has completed the first draft of Ontario’s Bird Conservation Region 13 (Lower Great LakesSt. Lawrence Plain) Landbird Conservation Plan which is available online at the Bird Studies Canada website.
Royal Ontario Museum’s interactive natural history page. The field guide provides pictures and sounds of many common Ontario Birds.
Black-throated Blue Warbler. Photo: Sam Barone
Baillie Birdathon: Help OFO and have fun while you are doing it! Why not do a Baillie Birdathon in May and designate OFO as your club? That way, OFO will receive a share of the funds you raise.
Canadian Wildlife Service, (includes lots of infos on birds, bird banding, migratory bird law, hunting info, etc.)
Avibase, information about all birds of the world includes subspecies, distribution and maps, taxonomy, and synonyms in 24 languages. Sponsored by Bird Studies Canada.
Bird cinema: Videos for bird watchers
Birding Pal: Birding contacts around the world
Birdnet: The Ornithological Council
Birding on the Net- includes mailing lists from around the world
Buffalo Ornithological Society
Surfbirds: General birding site that maintains members’ lists
Brewster‘s Warbler. Photo: Sam Barone