_Books_
A large variety of books are available on attracting, housing,
feeding, and gardening for birds. Check your local library, book
store, or the Internet, for a selection of books on attracting birds
to your yard.
_Web Sites_
There are many good on-line resources for bird enthusiasts. Below are
a few useful web sites that discuss some of the more popular backyard
birds; general information on bird feeding, housing, and gardening for
birds; ways to keep birds safe from predators; and opportunities for
you to become citizen scientists just by watching birds at your
feeder.
_WildBirds.com_—feeding and attracting
http://www.wildbirds.com
_Birding/Wild Birds_—backyard birds, birdhouses and feeders
http://www.birding.about.com/hobbies/birding
_Backyard Wildlife Habitats_—National Wildlife Federation
http://www.nwf.org/habitats
_Cats Indoors_—American Birding Conservancy
http://www.abcbirds.org/cats/catsindoors.htm
_North American Bluebird Society_
http://www.nabluebirdsociety.org
_Purple Martin Conservation Association_
http://www.purplemartin.org
_BirdSource_—FeederWatch and Classroom FeederWatch
http://birdsource.org
_National Bird-Feeding Society_
http://www.birdfeeding.org/
_Stokes Birds at Home/Birding_—feeding, housing, and gardening
http://www.stokesbirdsathome.com/birding
_Disclaimer_
_The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service intends no endorsement and cannot
guarantee the accuracy of information found on these web sites._