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Volume 42, Number 2,
February 1996:
Backyard Birds

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ABOUT THIS ISSUE
- about KSN
- about the author

IN THIS ISSUE
- introduction
- what do you need to go birding?
- some common backyard birds
- house finch
- American robin
- house wren
- European starling
- house sparrow
- black-capped chickadee
- northern cardinal
- ruby-throated hummingbird
- blue jay
- gray catbird
- purple martin
- downy woodpecker
- eastern bluebird
- Baltimore oriole
- American goldfinch
- the Kansas winter bird feeder survey
- acknowledgment
- owls

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Backyard Birds
by Marvin Schwilling

Acknowledgment. I wish to thank Charles Nilon for starting the winter bird feeder survey and Ken Brunson for allowing the Kansas Department for Wildlife and Parks and the Kansas Ornithological Society to conduct the annual survey. Special thanks to the thousands of people who have been participants.

The Chickadee Checkoff has provided funding for the survey and thus the contributors of the checkoff also deserve special thanks.


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