Birding in Ontario

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• Birding Guide to Pt. Pelee, Windsor and Essex County  - Provides an overview of bird sighting areas, including Point Pelee National Park, Hillman Marsh and Lake Erie Shoreline.
• Birds of Northumberland County  - Information on species in the region includes its habitats. Also provides list and maps for sighting areas.
• Canadian Wildlife Service  - Supports protection and preservation of the traveling birds and other species. Includes details about their habitat.
• The County  - List of birds sighted in Prince Edward Point. Includes photo images and other related links for sources.
• Friends of Presqu'ile Park  - Displays a map of the place. Includes information of birding activity as well as schedules of the events.
• Hawk Cliff Foundation  - Organization dedicated to the preservation of raptors and other wild life species in the region through research studies.
• Holiday Beach Migration Observatory  - Promotes protection and conservation of traveling birds through educational programs and workshops for the people in Southwestern Ontario, Canada.
• Huron Fringe Birding Festival  - Information of annual celebration held in MacGregor Point in relation to the wild life species, including birds as well as its habitats in the region. Includes schedule of events.
• Jean Iron's Photos  - Displays collections of photo images of various species, specifically birds seen in different places.
• Kingston Field Naturalists  - Charitable organization aims to promote protection and preservation of habitats of wild species. Provides information about various events and activities, including field excursions and nature hikes.
• Long Point Bird Observatory  - Advocates for the preservation and monitoring of waterfowls and their habitats.
• Muskoka Bird Board  - Provides list of sighting areas in the region. Also includes other related links for sources.
• Muskoka Nature News  - Compiles reports in relation to the environment and wild life species in the province. Includes photo images of birds, butterflies, moths and dragonflies.
• Natural Heritage Information Center  - Provides reports related to the preservation of wild life species as well as their territories in the region.
• Nature Stuff – Tours and Things  - Contains information guides for birding activity. Includes documented reports related to birds.
• NeilyWorld: Birding  - Presents a bird finding guide in Ottawa for enthusiasts. Also includes brief details on sighting areas as well as photo images of species.
• Ontario Bird Banding Association  - Cooperates with other organizations on research studies and observations of the species in the province.
• Ontario Field Ornithologists  - Organizes meetings and field excursions with the objective of protecting avian species as well as their habitats.
• Ontario Naturalists  - Aims to promote preservation and rehabilitation of the habitats of avian species in the province. Includes other related links for sources.
• Ontario Programs  - Contains information on the population distribution of species throughout Great Lakes. Includes details of surveys conducted.
• OntarioBirding  - Gathers discussions from enthusiasts about avian activity in the region.
• Ontario's Biodiversity: Field Guides  - Provides a map of the region. Also presents details on the species seen in the area including birds, amphibians, and fish.
• Ottawa Field Naturalist’s Club  - Organizes assembles and field excursions to people in the province to promote preservation of the wildlife species and their habitats.
• Pembroke Area Field Naturalists  - Provides a map that serves as a birding guide in the region. Includes a list of species and other related links for sources.
• Prince Edward Point – Bird Observatory  - Non-profit organization gathers information from citizen concerns on the species in the region. Also organizes activities and programs.
• South Peel Naturalists' Club  - Aims to promote awareness on the protection and preservation of various avian species as well as their habitats in the province.
• Thunder Bay Field Naturalists  - Organization gives educational awareness on the conservation of the ecosystem as habitat for common and rare species. Includes photo images and other related links for reference.
• Virtual Birder  - Collects discussions from enthusiasts about birding activity in different sighting areas.