Pennsylvania Virtual Birding Site

Contributed by: Nobody, yet. The birding information is slim. (See footnote).

Rare Bird Alerts

Birding Mailing Lists

The regional (eastern) edition of the National Birding Hotline Cooperative (NHBC) BIRDEAST-L includes transcriptions of eastern seaboard hotlines (as mentioned in Rare Bird Alerts section above).

To subscribe, send an email message to
LISTSERV@listserv.Arizona.EDU
with a one line message of
subscribe birdeast-l < your full name >

Local Birding Organizations

National Audubon Society

Pennsylvania Virtual Site Guides

Pertinent Publications

Miscellaneous Information

Think about this: Where do hikers go? Outdoors. Where do you bird? Outdoors. Where do they hike? Mostly public lands. Where do you bird? Mostly public lands. Thus, I figure that the following (yet another) conglomeration of links provide more information about local, public places to bird. They are not necessarily described from a birding point of view, nor any guarantees that they are bird-worthy, but ... you can walk there and try it. Minimally, some background information, direction to the locations and maps may be provided.

Weather

If you are wondering if you are going to be rained/snowed on out in the field, or if you are wondering if those weather gurus are forecasting southwest spring migration winds (or northwest fall winds), check out the forecast nearest you ...

Some Maps

Latest Revision: March 1996 by Kurt Fox (kfox@kodak.com)

Special Note: This page is an example page. If you live in Pennsylvania (or anywhere else) and want to update this page, customize it, and maintain it, just copy this document to your local disk, do whatever you want with it, and send me the new URL, so that I can update the link in the GeoGraphical Birding Guide. E-mail me at ignaz@payne.mps.ohio-state.edu.