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BREAK THOUGH

"Thank you, Thank you, Thank you; your website is great. I love birds but always have a hard time knowing what bird makes what sound and finally I have had a break through. Your site is very informative and I will definitely be using it a lot and telling all my birding friends about it."  - Jennifer Merry, Salt Lake City
 

BEATS OUR BIRD BOOK

"Not any suggestions, just a "thank you" for your web site!! My wife and I aren't "birders" but we love wildlife. We have had a hawk hanging around our back yard for some months now. We've looked in several bird books we have, and thought we had identified it as a Red Shinned Hawk. But after looking at your website we definitively identified it as a Red Shouldered Hawk. Many thanks for a wonderful, informative, easy-to-use site!." - Gary Adams
 

ANOTHER HAPPY COINCIDENCE

"The back yard is getting overgrown, and the berries are attracting several kinds of birds. My ability to distinguish one kind of bird from another is spotty at best. I'm pretty clear on penguins versus ostriches, for example, but I couldn't tell a wren from a sparrow if I had one of each up either nostril. And there's been a particularly charming reddish fellow keeping me company as I gnash my teeth over the boring part of my big project. So I thought I'd look him up, but couldn't find a workable guide.

Until I started dabbling in hem's archives, and found the tool for identifying birds she blogged quite some time ago. And it really works and makes much more sense than the other ones I found, which asked me first for the bird's species--as if I knew that! Do I look like an ornithologist? Give me questions I can answer from observation, like "what color is it?" and "what shape is the bill?". Each question narrows down the choices until you find your answer. Simple and elegant. Welcome, little house finch." - Sally Waterbones

 

THANK YOU DAVID AND SIMONE

Your help is very much appreciated. I stumbled across your site Saturday and have been very very impressed. I am going to make sure other people I know, who enjoy birds, know about it. Your site is a treasure. - jautey in Help Me Identify a Bird
 

AWESOME!!! THANK YOU!!

Yesterday he was sitting in the middle of an empty lot across the street. My husband saw him, being better about dimensions, he said that the bird was at least 18 inches tall, and a chubby fellow as well. He flew to the neighboring palm tree and in that short distance his wing span appeared to be 3 feet. He is gorgeous! I am thrilled that I got that picture. I always keep that little Sony handy. You know the one that can get a picture of Aerosmith. Thanks again. wait till everyone on the other board read your fantastic info! You guys rock!! - NoSmallStir in Help Me Identify a Bird
 

DEFINITELY GOING IN MY FAVORITES FOLDER!

My husband and I live in an apartment in upstate NY, near Albany. For awhile, we have seen a small grayish-blue bird come to our balcony. We're not all that savvy on bird names, but enjoy watching the birds (so does our cat!) and taking pictures, when we can. We searched all over the internet, trying to identify this bird, and came to this website. We think the step by step search is great. It helped us identify the bird quickly and easily. We are definitely going to put this in our "Favorites" folder, and now we'll probably be more interested in identifying our little visitors! Thanks! - Jen O'Loughlin
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