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  Take Your Birding to the Next Level with Inside Birding


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It's May, perhaps bird watching's biggest month, as millions of birds return
from the tropics, filling the Northern Hemisphere with summer's full array
of birds. It's a great time to go bird watching, and Chris Wood and Jessie
Barry from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology are inviting you to go out with
them-in a new free series of web videos, Inside
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Jessie and Chris share their tips, tools, and techniques for identifying
birds with confidence-whether you're new to birding or seeking to hone your
skills. In the first four episodes, learn the secrets of the four keys to
bird identification. Join Chris and Jessie in the field as they practice
using size and shape to identify common birds. Learn how to use color
pattern and behavior for critical clues about a bird's identity. And travel
with Chris and Jessie to the swamps of Florida as they explain the
importance of habitat when you're looking for birds.

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We hope you'll bookmark your favorite pages and visit often. Enjoy the
birds!

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