Links to other Interesting Web Pages.

There's plenty of information on the internet about Pelagic birds, Monterey, Bodega Bay, and birding California. Here are some sites which teem with information. Come back to our site when you are finished surfing!

• Annual Monterey Bay Birding Festival held in September
• Monterey County Convention and Visitors Bureau Links to lodging and more!
• NOAA Marine Forecast NOAA Weather
• Radar Current Conditions

• Bodega Bay general info
• Current Weather Conditions and the five day forecast

• PRBO's lively Farallon Islands web log

• Santa Cruz Bird Club, unites those who have a common interest in wild birds in Santa Cruz County.
• Santa Cruz, general information about Santa Cruz.
• Current Weather Conditions and the five day forecast.

• Mid-Atlantic pelagics with See Life Paulagics, LLC
• The Tagging of Pacific Pelagics (TOPP) research project explores the Pacific, using a carefully selected group of animals from its ecosystems to gather data about their world.
• Mark Eaton's advice on surviving a pelagic trip.
• NW Pelagics
• New England Pelagics , including birds you can see, where to see pelagic birds, how to get out there, results 1998-2000, and how to visit seabird breeding sites in Maine, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and Gaspe.
• Australia pelagic web page
• South Africa pelagic web page and for CapeTown pelagic trips
• BirdLife International Seabird Global Conservation Project
• National Marine Fisheries Service Alaska Region You can link to seabirds from the toolbar there or go directly.
• Surfbirds.com Worldwide pelagic birding links.
• Sea surface temperature images, wave forecasts and other tools
• ALL U.S. WATERS AND THE BAJA REGION less precise free SST images
• Free SST images for the U.S. EAST COAST

• El Nino

• The Western Field Ornithologist's California Bird Records Committee site is a great source of data!

• This site provides continuous updates from many of the bird forums in California.
• Joe Morlan's site is the first internet stop for anyone birding California.
• For those wanting information about what is in the South San Francisco Bay region, click here to view the South Bay Birders Unlimited (SBBU) web page or Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society web site.
• For those looking for Black Rails in Palo Alto, click here to view the tide schedule for Palo Alto Yacht Harbor.
• Central Valley
• Yolo County Birding
• Mendocino County Birding
• Greater Los Angeles Birding
• Other California Bird links

• Explore the incredible lives of the Pink-footed Shearwater and the efforts being made to conserve them.
• Trans-Pacific Migration of the Sooty Shearwater
• Common Murre restoration

• Eagle Optics Discount prices on binoculars, spotting scopes, tripods and more.
• Brian Sullivan's photos with many pelagic species.
• Animal Trek Worldwide animal photos and links.
• Birding Pal Birding contacts from around the world.
• Avibase Bird Links to the World
• Fatbirder Worldwide web resource about birds, birding & birdwatching for birders.
• Mike Danzenbaker's outstanding birding site with a large collection of bird photos from North America and around the world is a must see. Many pelagic species. You'll be enthralled.
• Birds in general
• BirdWatcher's Digest
• Partners in Flight
• NARBA
• WildBird Habitats has answers for backyard birders about feeding, attracting and watching wild birds. You will also find sections on helping injured birds, photographing birds and identifying the birds in your area.
• Birding.com is for birders that enjoy birding around the country and around the world. You will find checklists, birding organizations, the Top 200 birding spots in North America and much more. A new species is featured every week at Birding.com.
• Aultima Arca de No " (The Last Noah's Ark) is a Brazilian site about ecology, environment, environmental education, biodiversity, animals, birding etc. Portuguese/English.
• WildBirds.com is the place to come for answers about wild birds in your yard and around the corner!
• Thayer Birding Software the #1 rated Birding CD-ROM for North America.

• Save the albatross!
• Humpback and Blue Whale Research This sight provides background information on the whales, copies of some reports, and information on how whales are ID'd.

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