Re: American version of Wingspan

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Re: American version of Wingspan

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Subject:	Re: American version of Wingspan
From:	"Chris Lester"<>
Date:	Thu, 16 Oct 1997 16:53:36 +1000

John,

While I am not from Stateside, one US equivalent to Wingspan that I
subscibe to and think is really good is Birding produced by the American
Birding Association.  It has good articles on the things you outlined.  The
ABA started as a "twitchers"-type organisation, but has evolved into an
excellent bird/consevation/education body.

 I can get you the postal address tomorrow if you like, but you can
probably make contact through their shop at <>

Chris

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