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From: mjm@oliven.olivetti.com (Michael Mammoser)
Newsgroups: rec.birds
Subject: Re: Birding magazine question
Summary: Birder's World
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Date: 4 Jan 90 20:43:34 GMT
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In article <j9x9udx@unify.uucp>, grp@unify.uucp (Greg Pasquariello) writes:
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> American Birds 
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> Birding 
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> Birdwatcher's Digest 
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> Wild Bird 

	Birder's World is yet another magazine devoted to the hobby,
along the same lines as BWD and WB. They probably have the best
photographs, using painstaking reproduction on high-quality paper.
The articles are general in nature, much like the two magazines mentioned
above. Some regular feature examples are: a general natural history
article on a selected North American species (the latest issue is
dedicated to the Black-Crowned Night Heron), birding hot spots (the
latest issue highlights Bosque Del Apache NWR - John Shipman's favored
hangout), photo gallery (reader submitted), attracting birds (tips on
backyard feeders and food), and rare bird report (3 months out of date).

	I subscribe to all the above magazines and, of the three
general-purpose magazines (Birdwatcher's Digest, Wildbird, and Birder's
World), I like Birder's World the best.

Mike

	Birder's World
	Subscription Dept.
	P.O. Box 1347
	Elmhurst, Il. 60126-8347
	(312) 279 0935
	$25 /year (add $3 for outside the U.S. (U.S. currency only))